Rye High School senior Lizzy Emanuel played the role of the daughter and Westchester resident and actress Elizabeth Mialaret played the mother. Together they confront the tragedy of losing a beloved father and husband to a brain aneurysm. Michael Limone, Rye Arts Center board member and Director of the Theater Program at Rye High School, played the role of a transplant coordinator attending to the details of the organ donation.
Getting feedback in a Q&A session after the reading was “immensely helpful,” said Pennar after the April 14 event. “For a playwright, a critically important part of the process is hearing their work read out loud. It was fascinating to hear such talented local and regional actors bringing my words to life and making the characters their own,” she said. “I want to thank my daughter, my friends, family and all the actors, as well as Michael Limone and The Rye Arts Center, for all their support in the staging of this reading.”
Photos by Joel Darelius
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