March 8

Burying a parent is one of life’s most difficult moments but what happens if you can’t decide what to do with the remains or, worse yet, if you can’t find them?

These two new one act plays explore both the comic and poignant struggles of dutiful daughters as they try to do the right thing with their parents’ ashes.

And Then He Was Gone by Karen McGarr Goershel takes a touching look at the tender relationship between a mother and son as they visit a tiny Scottish village to say a final good-bye to “Granda.”

In Lost and Found by Betsy Mangan, the close relationship of two sisters is put to the test as their plans to rebury their mother in a Nantucket cemetery somehow go comically awry.

Presented by Carol McManus.

Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at 7:30pm
in the Art Studio
FREE admission!