Ever been to a live play reading? It's fun! And tonight you can catch a reading of "William and Judith" by Cody Daigle. This event is free and open to the public. Following the reading will be a question and answer session with the playwright. Here's more about the play: In "A Room of One's Own," Virginia Woolf writes about a fictional sister of Shakespeare named Judith, and she wonders whether or not Judith, with equal imagination, talent and drive to create plays would have been able to do what Shakespeare did. The play basically imagines the creation of Shakespeare's final play, "The Tempest," and raises questions about the role of women in Shakespeare's time, the nature of creativity, ownership of an idea and what it means to take risks as an artist. Hosted by Playhouse Theatre, which I'm not afraid to say is my favorite theatre troupe in The T-Town.