Ethics and the Theater- Robert Anderson’s play, I Never Sang For My Father March 23, 2012
New York, New York 10023
It is the story of Gene, a widower, with a frail mother whom he loves and a father whom he has never loved, hard as he tried.
When Gene is suddenly faced with the choice between starting a new life in California and caring for his needy father, he tries once again to rouse in himself affection for a man who is more adept at charming strangers than at showing love for his children.
Susan Horowitz directs the cast, which includes Pat Debrovner, John Gurney, Dan Hanson, Peter Houts, Joan Klips, John Lovelady, Carol Rost, Elizabeth Ungar and Tom Weishaar. Come at 6:30 pm for a wine and cheese reception and, after the reading, participate in a discussion of the ethical issues of the play led by Dr. Anne Klaeysen.
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Added by Beth Zucker on February 22, 2012