THE UNFINISHED SONG Opens Tonight!
It's opening weekend! I hope to see you all at Academy Hall Auditorium to support the cast and crew. They've been been working very hard over the past five weeks to deliver a great Side Show!
For those of you that don't know, the show runs March 27th and 28th at 8pm, and March 29th at 2pm, and a description of the show can be found below. Also, FREE ADMISSION! Tell all your friends to come down and see it twice!
THE UNFINISHED SONG
Written and Directed by Jacob Brode
Produced by Ashley Veatch
Daniel is an ordinary man living an ordinary life. He wakes up, goes to work, returns home to his wife, goes to sleep. Repeat as necessary. Then one day, he finds that his wife Mary has disappeared. Very suddenly, he finds his life crumbling to pieces around him. In his struggles to find his wife and regain control over his life, he finds himself plagued by a pair of mysterious figures. One is the man in the car, who seems to be taking away the pieces of Daniel's life, bit by bit. The other is the girl at the piano, with an eerily familiar song that Daniel desperately wishes to hear the ending to. But what he does hear may ultimately bring his world to an end.
For more information visit www.players.rpi.edu or
Phone: 518-276-6503
Contact: players@union.rpi.edu
For those of you that don't know, the show runs March 27th and 28th at 8pm, and March 29th at 2pm, and a description of the show can be found below. Also, FREE ADMISSION! Tell all your friends to come down and see it twice!
THE UNFINISHED SONG
Written and Directed by Jacob Brode
Produced by Ashley Veatch
Daniel is an ordinary man living an ordinary life. He wakes up, goes to work, returns home to his wife, goes to sleep. Repeat as necessary. Then one day, he finds that his wife Mary has disappeared. Very suddenly, he finds his life crumbling to pieces around him. In his struggles to find his wife and regain control over his life, he finds himself plagued by a pair of mysterious figures. One is the man in the car, who seems to be taking away the pieces of Daniel's life, bit by bit. The other is the girl at the piano, with an eerily familiar song that Daniel desperately wishes to hear the ending to. But what he does hear may ultimately bring his world to an end.
For more information visit www.players.rpi.edu or
Phone: 518-276-6503
Contact: players@union.rpi.edu