Sonata for Four Hands
Bridget Erin
Sonata for four hands
A mother and her surrogate daughter (once the love interest of the woman's son) walk through memories of their musically inclined childhood to deal with the grief of the son's passing while serving as military police in Israel.
“This is both a universal story and one that specifically references Jewish custom, faith, ancestry, and politics.”
Bridget Erin has a BA in Theatre Arts from Mount Holyoke College and an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College. Her work has been produced at New Orleans venues including Southern Rep Theatre’s “6x6” and “3x3,” Generate INK, Fringe Festival, and Second Star Performance Collective’s “Two for Tennessee.” Other productions include Chameleon Theatre Circle’s New Play Festival (Minnesota), ArtsCenter Stage’s “10 by 10 in the Triangle” (North Carolina), Alumnae Theatre’s New Ideas Festival (Ontario), and Buffalo United Artists’ “BUA Takes Ten” (New York). She also makes puppets and creates original puppetry performances.
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