Onion Man hosts a reading of a new play by a local playwright on the second Saturday of every month.  We are skipping the month of April but will be back on

Saturday, May 12th at 2:00pm

 The Lone Singer Wonderful by Frank Hardin
A young woman has a not-quite-by-chance encounter with Rachel Carson in a hotel ladies room in 1962. Prompted by her eager young admirer, Carson recounts her childhood, education and journey as a scientist and writer. As Rachel tries to explain how she came to write the groundbreaking book Silent Spring, her young admirer Susan comes to understand that the public Rachel Carson is a very different woman that the one she’s been privileged to know; by the end of their visit, Susan learns that Rachel is dying. Scenes between Susan and Rachel in 1962 alternate with scenes of Rachel’s past, displaying interactions between the author and her family, friends and mentors.

Prior Second Saturdays:

A Family Affair by Brenda Rawls
Do Ghosts Bleed by Fred Kempner
**The Art of Deception by Karen Ruetz
​Cold Springs Christmas by Bradley Phillps
​Something Extra by Mary Marshall
​The Cayuga Canal Girls by Laura King
Kidnapping Afghanistan: A Comedy by Hilary King
*Blood Will Out by Laura King
Cry Unto the Wind by Paige Steadman
Therese McCann by David L Fisher
Show Me Who You're With by Dre Camacho
*Christmas in Harmony by Laura King
Utopia 69 by Daniel Guyton & Rachael Lambert Berelc   
**Dirty Santa: A Christmas Play for Grownups by David Allan Dodson
*Strangers by Dottie Blais

The Memory Box by Laura King
**The Unsolvable Maggie Walker by Natasha Patel
**A Misdummer Nights' Spell by Judith Winters
They Done Stole Tessa by David Fisher
**Snowbound by Henry W. Kimmel
American Honeymoon by Raymond Fast
A Nights at Jay's (Journeys in Ordinary Love) by Karla Jennings
The Onion Man by James Beck
The Cinderblock Barmaid (a screenplay) by Daphne Mintz
*Independence Day at Happy Valley by Laura King 
Hoboken Stories by Sean Casey
*Steal My Heart by Daniel Carter Brown 
Full House by David Fisher
Julia Roberts Was Pretty Once by James Beck
​A Woman's Touch by Daniel Guyton and Marilisa Walker

* Produced to stage
**Produced, or will be, by Onion Man (title may have changed)