Arts & Culture

Camphill Hudson Players Present "Food Talk" At Hudson Hall

WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Joe Donahue
Published April 9, 2019 at 11:27 AM EDT
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The Camphill Hudson Players will be performing their second original comedy, "Food Talks," at Hudson Hallin Hudson, NY on April 12th. Camphill is an in-residence program for adults with developmental disabilities.

Director Jody Brookes devised the show with the help of the Players. Each short vignette focuses on different aspects of food systems in Columbia County, such as food waste or the struggles around healthy eating. Jody joins us along with Camphill Hudson Director Nathan McLaughlin.

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