A free online reading of Roosevelt Island pioneer Alice Childress’s Wine in the Wilderness will be offered May 21st through 24th. The Refocus Project features on plays about African-Americans and their playwrights.
Read our earlier story about the Roundabout’s plan to stage another of her plays before the pandemic through everyone’s plans out of whack. An RSVP is required, and you can do so by clicking here.
The Roosevelt Island Daily thanks Linda Becker for letting us know about this…
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AVAC: Where the Pipe Curves
Observations from the part of the meeting most people stop listening to. Notes about maintenance, responsibility, and who was in the room.
This is the final installment in my notes from the December 2nd, Operations Advisory Committee meeting, following “An Emergency, Apparently” and “Rust Is Funny Until It Isn’t”.
