Beyond the performances of Glaspell’s The Verge at the New York Public Theatre, which runs from October 27 through November 22, there are three other Glaspell events taking place on November 15 & 16:

PUBLIC FORUM: Trifles, Sunday, November 15 @ 5PM
A company led by actress Cynthia Nixon will present Susan Glaspell’s 1916 masterpiece, based on a true story, then talk about the urgent questions it continues to raise today about gender, justice, and more.
For reservations for this event, go to: https://publictheater.org/reserve/reserve?performanceNumber=56247

SYMPOSIUM: Susan Glaspell Comes Home, Monday, November 16 @ 5PM, Venue: LuEsther Hall
This special discussion event, led by The International Susan Glaspell Society, will feature presentations by some of the world’s foremost authorities on her extraordinary life and work, followed by an open discussion of her legacy today. Presenters Sharon Friedman, J. Ellen Gainor, Emeline Jouve, and Jeffery Kennedy will explore each of the works that are part of SUSAN GLASPELL: REFLECTIONS, as well as the significance of her return to Greenwich Village, where she helped to launch modern American drama with the Provincetown Players. Admission is free and open to the public.
For reservations for this event, go to: https://publictheater.org/reserve/reserve?performanceNumber=56251

WHAT’S PAST IS PROLOGUE: Inheritors, Monday, November 16 @ 7PM
Written in 1921, this startlingly prescient play by Susan Glaspell is an epic saga about freedom of speech, radicalism, and belonging on America’s college campuses.
For reservations for this event, go to: https://publictheater.org/reserve/reserve?performanceNumber=56203

For more information about The Verge and performance tickets, go to the Public’s website at https://publictheater.org/productions/season/2627/the-verge/?source=191887