The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center is launching the Valley Care Foundation Aging Seniors Series, supported by the Sewickley-based Valley Care Foundation, with an exclusive documentary screening and panel discussion on Thursday, Sept. 24, at 1 p.m.
The film Two Strangers Trying Not to Kill Each Other follows married artists Maggie Barrett and Joel Meyerowitz as they navigate love, aging and their creative processes. The 1 p.m. Two Strangers screening on Thursday, Sept. 24 will be free for everyone 55-and-over. Attendees under the age of 55 can purchase their tickets at the Theater or in advance for $11.
This screening will be introduced by Valley Care Foundation board member Patrick Colletti. After it concludes, attendees are invited to a panel discussion in The Lindsay’s Community Room featuring:
• Moderator Karen Ferrick-Roman, a recent Lindsay Theater retiree.
• Dr. Chris O’Donnell, a Valley Care Foundation board member and accomplished geriatric physician.
• Trish Hooper, CEO of the Sewickley Valley YMCA, which provides resources via Senior Central.
• Dr. N. Graham Standish, executive director of Samaritan Counseling, which provides senior counseling services.