The Prodigals
February 17 @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Professor, playwright and director Bill Foster will take the audience through a one-person short version of his new play, The Prodigals. The original work is based on the biblical proverb, The Prodigal Son. This will include audience participation and is a family friendly program based on the African American church. There will be a Q & A afterwards, and Prof. Foster will talk about the evolution of the play. Please join us!
Look at every new day as an opportunity to find success and be happy. Who knows what you might accomplish? 
Find out more/reserve seats here
The Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts Center is located at 605 Main Street, Middletown. There is ample, free parking behind It's Only Natural market. Refreshments, viewing of Buttonwood's Art show, the bookstore and refreshments are all open and available. Call for info: (860) 347-4957. If you want to see what events we have lined up for the month check our website's event calendar here.
Professor, playwright and director Bill Foster will take the audience through a one-person short version of his new play, The Prodigals. The original work is based on the biblical proverb, The Prodigal Son. This will include audience participation and is a family friendly program based on the African American church. There will be a Q & A afterwards, and Prof. Foster will talk about the evolution of the play. Please join us!
Look at every new day as an opportunity to find success and be happy. Who knows what you might accomplish? Find out more/reserve seats here
Find out more/reserve seats here
The Buttonwood Tree Performing Arts Center is located at 605 Main Street, Middletown. There is ample, free parking behind It's Only Natural market. Refreshments, viewing of Buttonwood's Art show, the bookstore and refreshments are all open and available. Call for info: (860) 347-4957. If you want to see what events we have lined up for the month check our website's event calendar here.
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