A Public Reading of an Unproduced Screenplay About the Death of Walt Disney

Tonight, aided by a pack of cigarettes, a bottle of vodka, three actors and a pile of dead lemmings, Walt Disney will read you a screenplay he wrote about his final days on earth.

This darkly imaginative, ambitiously titled, fiercely funny play by Lucas Hnath (Broadway’s A Doll's House Part 2, Hillary and Clinton) turns the public persona of the self-made American folk hero, creator of “The Happiest Place on Earth,” on its head — recounting, among other things, his failed attempt to make Disney World a functional working city and the urban legend of his cryogenically frozen head.

“A blood-pumping and often hilarious evening of theater.” — Theater Mania