Wrightstage Productions is presenting Brian Clark’s drama, Whose Life is it Anyway? at The Wood Theater in Glens Falls, NY on Friday, February 19 and Saturday, Februrary 20 at 7:30pm each evening.
Read more and purchase tickets online at www.Wrightstage.net
Wrightstage is a two-year old, local theatre company run by Neil Akins. Get your tickets ($15-$17) from The Wood box office (874-0800)
Whose Life is it Anyway? This drama about a young teacher/sculptor who becomes paralyzed from the neck down as the result of an automobile accident, features Nicholas Baroudi whom many of you saw in A Few Good Men, A Walk in the Woods and Our Town. The dramatic conflict revolves around his desire to be discharged from the hospital so he can die on his own terms and the hospital’s refusal to allow that to happen. The “right to die” issue is explored with great thoroughness and yes, even humor.
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