Good Mourning [Theatre]

Join us for this exciting reading of Good Mourning, a new play by guest artist Jared Sprowls. In Good Mourning, Jared Sprowls sits shiva for his late sister...twenty years too late. Through dramatized Jewish ritual, Sprowls wonders how we best hold onto memories and asks whether we ever truly stop mourning. Audiences are invited to slow down along with Sprowls in this intimate solo show and take time to remember what we're often asked to forget.

Directed by Gabrielle Schutz

Written and Performed by Jared Sprowls

About the Artist: Jared Rubin Sprowls is a Chicago playwright and recent graduate of Arizona State University's MFA in Dramatic Writing program. His recent writing centers Jewish identity on stage, especially how tropes around Jewish sexuality can be subverted, questioned, and explored. Sprowls has developed work with Jackalope Theatre, The New Coordinates, and Available Light Theater.

Admission by donation (pay-what-you-wish), no RSVP necessary.

Check out this wonderful article in the Lake Champlain Weekly about Jared, and our reading of Good Mourning!