Wow! Our MMSC Spring Season continues next weekend with the Hudson Valley Premiere of Sarah Ruhl's fantastical comedy Dead Man's Cell Phone.!

'Somehow Ms Ruhl turns the intrusive and ubiquitous apparatus of her title into a kind of magical instrument for good' - The New York Times

Charles Isherwood of the New York Times goes on to  say "That commonplace gadget you are advised to turn off when the lights in the theater go down, or when the plane takes off, becomes a mysteriously powerful totem of transformation in Dead Man's Cell Phone, the beguiling new comedy by Sarah Ruhl. She writes surrealist fantasies that happen to be populated by eccentrically real people, comedies in which the surface illogic of dreams is made meaningful - made truthful - by the deeper logic of human feeling.Her theme in Dead Man's Cell Phone is the paradoxical ability of the title device (and the people who use it) both to unite and isolate."

 

So, that's Dead Man's Cell Phone, this coming Friday and Saturday, May 14 & 15, performances starting at 8 PM  at Unison in New Paltz.

And then, in June,  we move on to Oscar Wilde (June 11 & 12) and then a mystery thriller about stampcollecting (June 25 & 26).

Can't wait. Join us and bring a friend. Hope to see you for Dead Man's Cell Phone.

And remember, if the cell phone rings, answer it.

Bob
And all of the good folks at MMSC