12/23/2019
Cocoon Theatre is delighted to be presenting its final Soiree in the Parlor show of 2019, and final performance of 'TITLE AND DEED' - one night only - in Poughkeepsie -
Monday, December 30 at 7:00 pm. at 9 Vassar Street, Cunneen-Hackett Parlor.
Bring a dish to share for this festive potluck event (following the performance).
Enjoy sending off the year with this unique one-man play
written by Will Eno, performed by Douglas Woolley,
and directed by Marguerite San Millan.
This 75-minute stunning monologue is a haunting and often fiercely funny meditation on life as a state of permanent exile.
Tkts: $10 (pay at the door - cash, check, credit card)
We have explored this material throughout the year, performing in a variety of spaces, and are pleased to end our study at the Parlor with you all!
Will Eno, a Guggenheim Fellow, a Helen Merrill Playwriting Fellow, and an Edward F. Albee Foundation Fellow, is an American Playwright based in Brooklyn, New York.
His play, 'Thom Pain,' was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 2005.
Douglas Woolley received a theater degree from SUNY Buffalo in the 1970's. He did street theater in Buffalo with the Swamp Fox Theater Group, and contemporary original works with
The American Contemporary Theatre, most notably an authorized adaptation of Samuel Beckett's novel, 'The Unnamable.'
Since arriving in the Hudson Valley, he has performed with a number of theater companies in the area, primarily County Players, Inc.
With Cocoon Theatre he has performed in Beckett's 'Waiting For Godot,' and 'Happy Days,' and an original work by Marguerite San Millan entitled 'Voices for a Broken House.'
He always has, and will always, thank his wife, Julia, for putting up with his self-involvement when working on a play.
Marguerite San Millan Co-Founded Cocoon Theatre along with her husband in 1987 in NYC where she began a career as a modern dancer and choreographer.
Cocoon Theatre is a non-profit, member-based, visual and performing arts organization supported by the Samuel H. Scripps Foundation.
Marguerite is playwright, teacher, actor, director, dancer, choreographer, and certified yoga instructor, with over 40 years of experience.
