CARBURETOR: A GHOST SONATA

The SUNY Sullivan Student Activities Performing Arts Club is proud to announce upcoming performances of CARBURETOR: A GHOST SONATA, a play directed by Nick López and written by Jessica López-Barkl. The production will take place in the Seelig Theatre on the SUNY Sullivan campus, with performances scheduled for November 15, 16, 22, and 23 at 8 PM, as well as a matinee on November 17 at 2 PM. The Seelig Theatre is located on the college’s campus at 112 College Rd., Loch Sheldrake, NY, with parking available at Lot 1.

Tickets are available for purchase at $10 each through Brown Paper Tickets at CARBURETOR: A GHOST SONATA (brownpapertickets.com).

CARBURETOR: A GHOST SONATA offers a unique theatrical experience as it explores the neurodiverse perspective, focusing on how individuals on the autism spectrum process grief, experience love, and interact with the world around them. The play is presented through non-verbal storytelling, with minimal reliance on traditional, linear narrative. It aims to show how emotions are deeply felt and expressed without language, paralleling the way many neurodiverse individuals navigate life. In the world of musical theater, a character may sing when emotions run too high to speak, and they may dance when words and singing are not enough. In CARBURETOR: A GHOST SONATA, this concept is adapted to explore the internal noise and emotional overload experienced by non-verbal and non-speaking autistics.

For more information about the production or to inquire about tickets, please contact Jessica López-Barkl at jbarkl@sunysullivan.edu.