COCOON THEATRE presents ‘THAT DAY’, an original play written and performed by Marguerite San Millan, with Isaac Levine, at Cocoon’s Soiree Series on Sunday September 29 at 7 pm. at Cocoon Theatre, 25 E. Market Street in Red Hook, NY. by $20 suggested donation.
845-835-8156
THAT DAY peeks into the viewing room of a funeral home and watches Louise, a sassy older lady with a lot of emotional baggage, slowly unravel as the conversations with her deceased husband build in intensity, as do her interactions with a young attendant who keeps interrupting her monologuing. Humorous yet poignant. For mature audiences only. Brief profanity, alcohol and cigarette use.
COCOON SOIREE SERIES presents original work by visual and performing artists, the last Sunday of every month at 7 pm., in pot-luck style, asking the audience to bring a dish/dessert to share. It offers artists an opportunity to perform in an open-discussion manner, allowing audience to ask questions about the creative process.
COCOON THEATRE
presents
Sunday Storytelling Series
THE TALKING EGGS
a magical tale of hidden beauty
Sunday May 5 at 10:00 am
25 E. Market St. Red Hook
Written by Robert D. San Souci (Artwork by Jerry Pinkney)
Admission by donation.
Non-profit www.cocoontheatre.org 2024
COCOON THEATRE presents ‘THAT DAY’, an original play written and performed by Marguerite San Millan, with Isaac Levine, at Cocoon’s Soiree Series on Sunday September 29 at 7 pm. at Cocoon Theatre, 25 E. Market Street in Red Hook, NY. by $20 suggested donation.
845-835-8156
THAT DAY peeks into the viewing room of a funeral home and watches Louise, a sassy older lady with a lot of emotional baggage, slowly unravel as the conversations with her deceased husband build in intensity, as do her interactions with a young attendant who keeps interrupting her monologuing. Humorous yet poignant. For mature audiences only. Brief profanity, alcohol and cigarette use.
COCOON SOIREE SERIES presents original work by visual and performing artists, the last Sunday of every month at 7 pm., in pot-luck style, asking the audience to bring a dish/dessert to share. It offers artists an opportunity to perform in an open-discussion manner, allowing audience to ask questions about the creative process.
