Vision Disturbance
New York City Players presents Vision Disturbance, a new play by Christina Masciotti, directed by Richard Maxwell, at the Abrons Arts Center Henry Street Settlement from September 1 to September 18, Wednesday through Saturday, show at 8 PM.
In Vision Disturbance, Mondo, a middle-aged Greek immigrant woman living in small-town Pennsylvania, is going through a divorce from her traditional Greek husband.
The resulting stress detonates an eye disorder that features a loss of depth perception among other perplexing symptoms. She seeks treatment from Dr. Hull, who uses an unorthodox approach involving music therapy to help her regain her eyesight.
Vision Disturbance features Linda Mancini as Mondo and Jay Smith* as Dr. Hull. The set and lighting design is by Adrian Jones, costumes by Victoria Vazquez, sound design by Ben Williams, produced by Arwen Lowbridge, stage managed by Nicholas Elliott.
Tickets: $18
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Vision Disturbance was made possible with generous support from the Berks County Community Foundation's SPA Fund, The Greenwall Foundation, NYSCA, and The Puffin Foundation.
*Actor appearing courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association
Equity Approved Showcase
The Abrons Arts Center Henry Street Settlement is located at 466 Grand Street (F train to Delancey).