A group of Westchester writers express their mournful and comic thoughts in 1 monologue, 2 poems and 3 short plays and examininethe six stages of “good grief”, from:
-- sorrow’s motif
-- to regret in brief
-- to an exclamation of disbelief. 

HOW DOES THAT MAKE YOU FEEL
by Nancy Cashman

A disgruntled housewife is urged to express her feelings by her therapist who finds himself directly in the line of fire

LOSING MY MIND
by Nancy Cashman

A grieving widow loses her way on a rainy thruway and fears she may be losing more than that.

BROOKLYN
From Gladys Day by Misha T. Sinclair and Jessica W. Bonds

A man goes back home, physically and spiritually

I’M TIRED
From Gladys Day by Misha T. Sinclair and Jessica W. Bonds

A woman laments the ennui of her life

LOVE AT WORST SIGHT
by Ed Friedman

A newly dating couple find a new meaning for the term color blind

A FAMILY AFFAIR
by Albi Gorn

A daughter brings home her fiancé to meet her folks, and the skeletons come tumbling out of the closet

Registration is recommended.

Contact: Giovanna Fiorino-Iannace