Staged Readings

Past Readings

Two actors engage in a rehearsal on stage, featuring a seated woman in a red shawl and a man holding a script, leaning in for close interaction. The setting emphasizes the intimate nature of the theatrical process, with simple props and a focused interaction

Healing Voices

Healing Voices: Caregivers’ Stories weaves together short works of prose, poetry, and theatre about personal caregiving experiences into an intimate theatrical performance. 
a headshot of William Still, A sepia-toned vintage portrait of an African American man, dressed in formal attire typical of the late 19th or early 20th century. The image captures a dignified and composed expression, highlighting the historical significance and cultural context of the era.

Mr. Still

A new, abridged adaptation of last summer’s production of “Still” that is in development to tour schools throughout New Jersey.
A man in a wheelchair and a woman share a joyful moment under colorful stage lights. The man, smiling broadly, is wearing casual attire and appears to be celebrating. The woman, standing beside him, looks upwards with a smile, wearing a black top and red pants.

Plays by People

A staged reading of two short plays by Matheny Arts Access contributors Chris Saglimbene and Amy Myers. The Matheny Arts Access Program enables individuals with disabilities to create art without boundaries
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