Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College: "The Power of Something Invisible" Play Reading

This Powerhouse Theater 40th anniversary summer season at Vassar College features another superb lineup of imaginative and insightful plays, workshops and works-in-progress. Powerhouse has been a launching pad for emerging artists and their groundbreaking works. In fact, the 2016 Tony Award winners for Best Play and Best Musical — Stephen Karam’s "The Humans" and Lin Manuel Miranda’s "Hamilton" — both trace their roots to Powerhouse. Perhaps one of this year's productions will be the next big smash!

"The Power of Something Invisible"

• Separated by space and time, united by the same sky, astronomers Caroline Hershel, Maria Mitchell, and Vera Rubin dared to see beyond their known world. As these women stood on each other's shoulders aiming for clarity and truth against all odds, their brilliance pierced the darkness, reshaping how people understand the stars — and humankind's place among them. 

• Venue: Powerhouse Theater at Vassar College 

• Performance: June 28, 6 p.m.

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