Elephant by Leah Roth Barsanti In 1927, an open air train station, in Spain, Phillip gives Jig a choice: have an abortion and continue to travel the world with him as his wife and muse, or keep the baby at the expense of the relationship. This feminist adaptation of Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants,” explores the two futures associated with Jig’s two options. One leads to a future as a wife in America, the other as a mother in Italy. However, both options leave her unfulfilled. Ultimately, this play is about the choices women have, the way we are represented in literature, and our ultimate search for happiness and autonomy. All Performances are BYOB, so feel free to bring a beverage to enjoy during the reading!