Événement

SOLO SUNDAYS 3/25/18

PHIL SURKIS
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"Happy People Do Not Play The Bass"

Phil fidgeted with his handwritten notecard for the whole 7-mile bus ride, resisting the urge to let the humid New England airstream carry it out the window. Now face to face with the record shop bulletin board, he was forced to make a decision. Once a fantasy, starting a band could now actually become a real thing. A really scary, real-life thing. Not feeling very musician-like, he did just spend an hour on a bus. Ambivalence was no longer an option.

HARRIET PATTERSON
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"Sail On"

When Dad suggested a wildlife park, it sounded like a fun idea! But now I've got a giant hungry ostrich staring me down in the backseat of this Le Car. And the only thing separating my face from his beak is a bucket of food pellets . . . which just spilled all over my lap!

BÁRBARA SELFRIDGE
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"Sex, Math and Seizures"

My brain-damaged sister has a rash. Or is it a life-threatening allergic reaction to one of her anti-convulsant medicines? Whichever it is, she's at the emergency room, and she's crying, and my stupid father can just shut up about his prime numbers, acid reflux and Viagra.

MARION LOVINGER
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'water and whine"

Paris, 1992, Marion is 32 . She has a date tonight. Hopefully, someone different from her usual losers.They meet in a gourmet restaurant. Thats a good start.
He is handsome, he works, he has a car, he is single, he likes his wine, he smokes.
Marion is confident that she has met the Charming Prince.
Nothing can go wrong around a duck confit and a bottle of Cahors.