An impatience of birders

The Eastern Whipporwills of Paugusset State Park are in danger, and the Lars Van Houtts Birdwatching Society, the second oldest in New England, has risen to the challenge of protecting these fragile creatures. That is, until president Mac Welburne--author of the NY Times Bestselling Flight of the Kingfishers--thinks he may have seen a Bachman’s Warbler— previously believed to be extinct. When Welburne's change in plans throws everything in disarray, plots emerge, lines are drawn, and mutinies are a-wing. But unbeknownst to the members of the society, a secret war begins to brew beneath the cover of the forest foliage, one that may threaten the society forever. In an absurdly loose adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henry VI Part 1, AN IMPATIENCE OF BIRDERS is a two-act comedy about honor, loyalty, and the effemerality of power set amidst the high stakes world of bird-watchery.

CAST: 4W, 6M, 10B (Birds)

Run Time: 120 Minutes