Daylight

Written by Kate Cortesi Based on the life and extraordinary mind of Joe Garcia. DAYLIGHT will be fully bilingual in American Sign Language (ASL) and spoken English Venue and Parking: All Play Readings will be held in Symphonic Hall at Marist University. This venue is on the second floor of the Marist Student Center and is easily accessible via stairs or elevator. We encourage all guests to park in the Donnelly Hall Lot. Donnelly Hall Parking Lot Address: 51 Edvard Bech Drive Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Accessibility: There will be an accessibility shuttle running 30 minutes before and directly after performances to help guests from the parking lot to the Student Center. Directional signage will guide you to parking lots and the entrance of the Student Center, where staff will help you to the venue. If you have specific accessibility needs please email tickets@newyorkstageandfilm.org. We have accessible seating available in the venue.
Written by Kate Cortesi Daylight is a new play based on the real life story of Joe Garcia a man who served 21 years in prison for murder. Framed by the pop music that sustained him during that dark time and developed in collaboration with Garcia over two years and counting Daylight explores accountability true love and the soul saving power of pop. Daylight was commissioned by Playwrights Horizons.