From the notes of the author…
“I met a woman at an old inn overlooking the Hudson. All we had in common was our age and the view, but we talked and laughed like old friends. This was the impetus for The Transit Inn.
You may find something that resonates with you, be it humorous, sad, wistful, or even tragic. Whatever it is, I hope the unexpected and surprising journey sparks conversations about life, legacy, and the choices that come to us all.”
– Kathryn Rossetter
New 10 minute play, “Rosemarie’s Baby” is a part of an evening of short plays called “Terror Tales”, presented by the Westchester Collaborative Theatre.
October 24th, 2025 – 7:30pm
October 25th, 2025 – 2 pm & 7:30pm
October 26th, 2025 – 3pm
October 31st, 2025 – 7:30pm
November 1st, 2025 – 2pm & 7:30pm
November 2nd, 2025 – 3pm
Is life about makin’ good, or just makin’ do”? Two small-town, Martha Stewart devotees navigate life’s challenges at age 30 in 1994 and then at 50 in 2014. A heartwarming, hilarious and dynamic journey about societal expectations for women around love, marriage, career, finding one’s path and the ultimate importance of tried and true female friendship.
Friday, April 25th – 8pm
Saturday, April 26th – 8pm
Sunday, April 27th – 3pm
“…Kathy Rossetter has contributed three very different stories all of which she performs with extraordinary zest. Irresistible is her 1970 Miss Tennessee, with Southern belle charm and endless wide smile, as she tries to teach a new crop of Miss Universe aspirants how to behave “with grace and dignity” and imbue them with the absolute conviction to win because being a loser means being a nothing.” – New York Theatre Wire
“Kathy Rossetter makes a vivid impression as the woman from Boston, who upsets the father-son relationship between Willy and Biff.”