Return of the Prodigal, by St. John Hankin January 31, 2010

On successive Sundays in January, Guest Artist in Theatre at Concordia University, Robert Bethune, leads students, faculty, and members of the community in un-staged readings of three different texts. Contact [email protected] if you wish to participate. Or come just to listen! Free event(s)!

Sunday, January 31 - 3:00 p.m.
Earhart Manor Living Room

Return of the Prodigal, by St. John Hankin
St. John Hankin, an Edwardian playwright often compared to George Bernard Shaw in his own day, brings us a comedy about family and personal responsibility in which the prodigal son returns, but, much to the consternation of his whole family circle, refuses to be even one bit repentant. In fact, he announces his intention to abandon all thoughts of supporting himself! St. John Hankin offers both laughter and insight for us today, when empty nests suddenly fill up again, often without warning.

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