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X-WR-CALDESC:Film and Broadway star Mary Stuart Masterson will direct a the
 atrical reading in Poughkeepsie\, NY\,  based on Joseph Elone\, a 17-year-
 old Poughkeepsie High School honor student who died in August 2013. Elone 
 died after contracting Lyme disease\, which spread to his heart.\n'The Lit
 tle Things\,' according to a press release\, is 'a docudrama about one fam
 ily's journey through the enigma of Lyme Disease\, based on transcribed co
 nversations with the Elone Family of Poughkeepsie.'\n\n'The Little Things'
  will be presented at 7 p.m. June 8 at the Bardavon 1869 Opera House in Po
 ughkeepsie. Masterson also is directing the performance. 'The Little Thing
 s' was written by Masteron's husband\, Jeremy Davidson\, and is being pres
 ented by the Bardavon and Storyhorse\, a documentary theater project based
  on transcribed conversations with people in the Hudson Valley. \n\nThe re
 ading will be followed by a question-and-answer session involving the audi
 ence and Hyde Park-based Lyme disease specialist Dr. Richard Horowitz.\n\n
 Elone was in excellent health before attending a two-week outdoor camp in 
 Rhode Island\, according to his father\, Benedict Elone. Lyme disease is '
 endemic' or established in Rhode Island. The youth became ill after return
 ing home July 5\; he tested negative for Lyme disease\, as is typical of e
 arly infection\, on his second doctor's visit on July 23. His parents said
  he was not treated with antibiotics — some but not all symptoms suggested
  Lyme — and died just seven hours after collapsing on Aug. 4.\n\nAdmission
  for 'The Little Things' is a $6 suggested donation. Tickets can be purcha
 sed in person at the Bardavon box office\, 35 Market St.\, Poughkeepsie\, 
 which can be reached at 845-473-2072\; and the UPAC box office\, 601 Broad
 way Kingston\, which can be reached at 845-339-6088
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DESCRIPTION:Film and Broadway star Mary Stuart Masterson will direct a thea
 trical reading in Poughkeepsie\, NY\,  based on Joseph Elone\, a 17-year-o
 ld Poughkeepsie High School honor student who died in August 2013. Elone d
 ied after contracting Lyme disease\, which spread to his heart.\n'The Litt
 le Things\,' according to a press release\, is 'a docudrama about one fami
 ly's journey through the enigma of Lyme Disease\, based on transcribed con
 versations with the Elone Family of Poughkeepsie.'\n\n'The Little Things' 
 will be presented at 7 p.m. June 8 at the Bardavon 1869 Opera House in Pou
 ghkeepsie. Masterson also is directing the performance. 'The Little Things
 ' was written by Masteron's husband\, Jeremy Davidson\, and is being prese
 nted by the Bardavon and Storyhorse\, a documentary theater project based 
 on transcribed conversations with people in the Hudson Valley. \n\nThe rea
 ding will be followed by a question-and-answer session involving the audie
 nce and Hyde Park-based Lyme disease specialist Dr. Richard Horowitz.\n\nE
 lone was in excellent health before attending a two-week outdoor camp in R
 hode Island\, according to his father\, Benedict Elone. Lyme disease is 'e
 ndemic' or established in Rhode Island. The youth became ill after returni
 ng home July 5\; he tested negative for Lyme disease\, as is typical of ea
 rly infection\, on his second doctor's visit on July 23. His parents said 
 he was not treated with antibiotics — some but not all symptoms suggested 
 Lyme — and died just seven hours after collapsing on Aug. 4.\n\nAdmission 
 for 'The Little Things' is a $6 suggested donation. Tickets can be purchas
 ed in person at the Bardavon box office\, 35 Market St.\, Poughkeepsie\, w
 hich can be reached at 845-473-2072\; and the UPAC box office\, 601 Broadw
 ay Kingston\, which can be reached at 845-339-6088
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LOCATION:Bardavon 1869 Opera House\, Poughkeepsie\, NY
SUMMARY:'The Little Things' at the Bardavon
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