Former Eastchester resident, Christine Pedi, star of Spamilton, Chicago, Forbidden Broadway, and a host on Sirius XM Radio's "On Broadway", brings her comedy and acting prowess back to her home turf with her role as Veronica, the mother of a boy whose playground altercation with another child brings two sets of Brooklyn parents together to resolve the situation. Amanda Callahan, Paul Romanello, and Kevin McDowell Stevens also star in this comedy of bad manners and parental tensions.
Former Eastchester resident, Christine Pedi, star of Spamilton, Chicago, Forbidden Broadway, and a host on Sirius XM Radio's "On Broadway", brings her comedy and acting prowess back to her home turf with her role as Veronica, the mother of a boy whose playground altercation with another child brings two sets of Brooklyn parents together to resolve the situation. Amanda Callahan, Paul Romanello, and Kevin McDowell Stevens also star in this comedy of bad manners and parental tensions.
Three Westchester actors -- Eastchester's Danielle Valdes and Port Chester's Peter Green and Jeffery Aldana -- are returning to the stage in the spring musical, "Baby," written by Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire. The production, directed by Carin Zakes and produced by Nova Hall, at the Darien Arts Center in Darien, Conn, is being showcased April 21, 22, 28, 29 and May 5 and 6 at 8 p.m., and April 23 and 30 at 2 p.m. in the theater's Weatherstone Studio.
