Theatre Arts
Flying Lessons
by Ariel Franklin-Hudson
Background
World Premiere: Flying Lessons is a one-act play about a June, a young woman, who bumps into a young man named Humphrey, whose past is riddled with strange events and odd family members that resemble the Greek gods and goddesses of old times.
Ariel Franklin-Hudson adapted Flying Lessons from a short story by the same title by Kelly Link. She directed it in Fall 2005 with McCormick as her assistant director.
Production Information
The production was funded and supported by Mount Holyoke College's Department of Theatre Arts under its Free Theatre Program. The play went up in November 2005 in Rooke Theatre Black Box.
Resources
Flying Lessons Production Poster (PDF Format)
Contact the playwright Ariel Franklin-Hudson
Adapted from the short story Flying Lessons by Kelly Link.
 The Perfume Shop: Hello Little Thief |  Mom and Dad at Work |  Humphrey and June First Meet |
 The Aunt that is the Moon |  Goddesses in Dreamland |  A Date at th Art Museum |
 Are You Coming? |
All photographs taken by McCormick.
© Kylie 'drago' McCormick.
Theatre foci are directing and dramaturgy for the stage, especially with ensemble-generated work or challenging works.
Resume and portfolio for the theatrical experience of Kylie 'drago' McCormick presented in the web design theme The Trickster Raven. Read more about The Raven and the Sun.
