Play Reading: Tracy Jones by Stephen Kaplan

Tracy Jones rented out the back ‘party room’ of “Jones Street Bar and Grill: the Place for Wings and Things,” a typical chain restaurant. She’s throwing a party and invited every woman in the world who’s also named Tracy Jones. She’s been sitting for over an hour, alone, nursing her Diet Coke, waiting for any other Tracy Joneses to show up. Her epic loneliness is about to be tested beyond anything she ever imagined.

Written by Stephen Kaplan
Directed by Karen Butler

Admission is free. Donations are gratefully accepted.

The NEXT! play-reading series continues its mission to celebrate and inspire Central New York playwrights, as well as to introduce their work to a larger audience. Giving playwrights the ability to collaborate with local directors and performers, this series also welcomes the valuable feedback from the public which is critical to the development of any new work. Four plays each year are selected on the basis of their literary and artistic merit, and are presented free to the public in the Fenimore Auditorium. For questions, please call Mike Tamburrino at 607-547-1453.