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Monday
Feb122018

The 2018 Living Art Event

DateMonday, February 12, 2018 at 9:00AM

The 2018 Living Art Event presented by Ossining Arts Council and Westchester Collaborative Theater will take place from March 2nd - March 24th.  The 2018 production of the highly acclaimed collaboration between Ossining Arts Council (OAC) and Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT) will be held at the Steamer Co. Firehouse, 117 Main Street, 2nd Floor, Ossining, NY 10562. This is the fourth iteration of the Living Art Event. 

Docent-led tours will take place through the OAC gallery, full of artwork created by OAC members. When the tour, which runs approximately 90 minutes, reaches an artwork that inspired a WCT playwright, the short play based on that piece will be performed.

Plays this year include: The Bees Are Watching by C.J. Ehrlich; Friends by Choice by Howard Lipson; The Image of Women by Evelyn Mertens; The Loud Hours by Pat O'Neill; Mr. Green by Angelo Parra; and Clam Diggers and Mussel Suckers by Jane Ann Valentine. The ensemble of WCT actors includes: Enid Breis, Keith Bulluck, Michelle Daneshvar, Anne Glickman, Tom Lloyd, Sandy Oppedisano, Roberta G. Robinson, Dan Slavin and Jack Joseph Turell. 

Artworks included are by Keith Gordon, Judith Gordon, Liv Gus, Barbara Levine, Brynley Lazar, Margaret Zeitlin and more. There will also be an array of wonderful artworks featured in the OAC Steamer Firehouse Reception Area. 

Tickets are $20, discounts are available. The Thursday, March 15th performance is a special evening, Buy One Ticket Get One Free! No other discounts apply for this performance. Tickets for all dates are limited, so advanced purchase is highly recommended. Buy your tickets HERE. Access to the firehouse is via one flight of stairs. Elevator access is not available in this historic building.

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