VIP Invite: "The Songs We Sing At Funerals"

Greenlight Acting Studios is proud to present our first ever presentation of a select scenes from a new play titled "The Songs We Sing At Funerals".

This fall, actors from Greenlight have had the priviledge to workshop this brand new material and are now offering you the opportunity to be the among the first audience members to experience excertps from the play as performed by our actors!

"The Songs We Sing At Funerals", written by John David Brown, explores six separate scenes, each involving a unique funeral service where characters find themselves in a dilemma of whether or not a funeral is actually an appropriate time for honesty... and just how honest should we be? 

Through a variety of humorous and heartfelt scenarios, "The Songs We Sing At Funerals" challenges the ideas of truth-telling, relationships, consequences, and social propriety.

As an audience member and industry professional, you'll be the first in the world to experience this story and see our actors at work! The studio has limited space, so please RSVP early to save your spot!

At Greenlight, our actors have been thrilled to be actively working toward the development of new material during this slow season.

We thank you in advance for coming out to support them, for demonstrating your commitment to theatre and the creation of original work here in Georgia!

About the Playwright:

John David Brown is a playwright based in Atlanta, GA. A native of the Florida Panhandle, he has worked with theaters, schools, and community organizations across the region as a writer, director, actor, and theater educator. Additionally, his work has been performed by the John DeSotelle Studio and Secret Theatre in New York City, the Weathervane Playhouse in Ohio, Scriptwriters and Co in the UK, and the Theatrical Shenanigans Podcast.

CAST:

Josh McCaffrey

Melissa Harvil

Amey Richards

Drew Waters

Michelle Neil

Warren Levi Haney

Sarah Navratil

J.R. Hartigan

Sara Hayter

Christian Brunetti

Charlie Scaglione

Suellen Burton