O’side library begins a unique theatrical series

Posted Wednesday, March 4, 2015 2:13 pm

Left-to-right Tarmo Kirsimae, Gary Milenko and PJ Cirino

Courtesy Oceanside Library

"Art", the first production in the Oceanside Library's new Script-in-hand Theatre Series was a tremendous success. Despite the bitter cold, on Feb. 20, a packed house came out to watch a wildly funny, at times deeply thought-provoking performance of the Tony-award winning play. The Director, Oceansider Tina Kirsimae put on a professional-quality performance, together with the cast of PJ Cirino, Tarmo Kirsimae and Gary Milenko, with assistance from Barbara Leicht.

The next Script-in-hand production is the Tony-award winning drama "Doubt" on Mar. 20, at 7 p.m., and it is free.

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