The Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence will be hosting a virtual theater production that focuses on relationships during the coronavirus pandemic.
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- The Peninsula Public Library in Lawrence will be hosting a virtual theater production that focuses on relationships during the coronavirus pandemic. 'Are You The One?,' a series of three one-act.
“Are You The One?” a series of three one-act plays, will be performed online through Zoom on Feb. 28 at 2 p.m. The play series will examine romantic relationships under quarantine.
Included in the program are: 'Check, Please Stay At Home Edition' by Jonathan Rand, 'Catch Me a Catch' by H. Abramowitz and 'Closer Encounters,' by Jennifer Lanter. Actors Hannah Mari, Joseph Kahn, Alejandro Cadorniga, Hannah Rose Chaikin, Max Yacker, Lauren Zisholtz, Makayla Schein, and Alexander Mehl will be featured, along with the talents of Production Manager Danielle Freud. Jennifer Lanter Winkler directs the play.
Shtark Contrast, a Five Towns community theater company, offers actors and production staff a chance to connect during the pandemic. This event is rehearsed and produced 100 percent remotely. The production is constructed with fast moving and short sketch scenes.
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This event is open to all and free of charge. Registration is required. An email with the Zoom login will be sent prior to the program: To register, visit the library’s website, www.ppl.org or go to https://bit.ly/3jZUYlW.
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