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Posts Tagged ‘ornithology’

Alternately Tense and Tender Drama ‘Birds of North America’ Tackles Family Dynamics

By Cassiopeia Guthrie | February 14, 2023 | 0
Caitlyn and John sit and chat at their backyard picnic table.

Intention, integrity, advocacy, and the spaces that both bind and divide us are on elegant display in Moxie Theatre’s newest offering and exploration of family, Birds of North America, running through Mar. 5.

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