The Ossining Arts Council and Westchester Collaborative Theater present the 2021 Virtual Living Art Event, showcasing seven original WCT one-act plays inspired by selected OAC artworks, live streamed every Saturday in March: March 6, 13, 20 and 27 at 8 pm.

Paintings and sculptures by: Keith Gordon, Phyllis Kirigin, April Freeman Locke, Ted Berkowitz, Peg Tarnosky, Louise Belevich, and Jill Kiefer

Plays, directed by Christopher Arena:

Being Fifteen by Elaine Hartel - Two teenage girls exchange dark secrets in a park as they grapple with life in a difficult world.

Glad Rags by Peter Andrews - Propriety faces off against exuberance as two arts professionals clash before meeting a wealthy donor.

Hey, Dad by Carol Mark- With too many things left unsaid, an artist uses his talent in hopes of creating a connection to his father.

A Pair of Pears by Schuyler Bishop - Tantalizing, though familiar objects, bring a long-married couple to the brink.

The Bronze Lining by Tara Meddaugh - When two estranged sisters in mourning try to reconnect during a treacherous hike, they must confront whether there is too much damage between them to repair.

The View from My Room by Pat O’Neill - The flames of love have a tendency to burn the threads of the heart - It's a good thing this room is fireproof.

To Have Normal by Evelyn Mertens – A young father and his daughter seek an oasis of calm following a cataclysmic event that has upended their lives forever.

The Living Art Event features performances by Amy Lowenthal, Torian Brackett, Michael Meth, Dante De Leo, Enid Breis, Lorraine Federico, Roberta Robinson, Rob Ansbro, Sasha Murray, Ava Purcel and Joanna Fernandez

Ticket holders will be sent a link to the performance via email.