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Family, Loss, & Love: “A Shayna Maidel” presented by Kingston’s Coach House Players
/in Articles, News /byBy contributing writer Veronica Fassbender “A Shayna Maidel” (beautiful girl in Yiddish) is a striking play focused on family, transitions, and resiliency. Set in post-WWII America, it tells the stories of two sisters who grew up in different worlds. The youngest sister, Rose (played by Cheyenne Mitchell) grew up Americanized in New York City […]
Doers and Dreamers: Sylvia Grieser
/in Articles, Doers and Dreamers /byIt’s hard to believe that less than a decade ago, Uptown Kingston looked a bit like one of those old abandoned Western towns with creaky saloon doors and tumbleweeds rolling through it. Lots of vacant storefronts and few reasons to shop, spend an evening, or amble about were its unredeeming qualities at that time. However, […]
Through the Years, O+ Festival Evolves
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