The Kid Who Could Fly

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Join Penguin Productions for a staged reading of "The Kid Who Could Fly", written by acclaimed local playwright Wayne Rawley.

In the summer of 1983, a group of kids in The Meadows Mobile Home Park are desperately hoping for a change. Finally, that change arrives in the form of a kid with a very special talent. The intrepid kids start a kind of cool club, put on a great big show, hunt for some shady counterfeiters, ask the Ouija what they should do next, and in the meantime do everything they can to protect each other from the dangers and boredom of growing up in The Meadows. Sometimes, when no one expects anything from you, you can do the unexpected.

"The Kid Who Could Fly" is a heartwarming and hilarious story, developed by Shana Bestock and Wayne Rawley in 2016. This reading is directed by Gabriel Klein, one of the original actors in the world premiere.

Accessibility: Wheelchair lift available at the SW entrance (off Brooklyn Ave).

Max capacity of 250 lbs. Call UHeights staff for assistance at: (206) 235-8567