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  • 12 Aug 2016 8:00 PM | Deleted user

    The Athena Cats present the World Premiere of Blueprint for Paradise, set in Los Angeles just before the US declares war on Japan in 1941. The play explores wealth, racial tensions, Nazis, the Mothers of America, and other pre-war political groups. 

    PLAYING AT: Hudson Theatre Mainstage6539 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038

    Fridays and Saturdays @ 8:00 pm, Sundays @ 3:00 pm

    2 hours plus 15-minute intermission

    Tickets: https://www.plays411.net/newsite/show/play_info.asp?show_id=4458

    check Goldstar for last-minute and discounts.

    WHAT THE PRESS IS SAYING:

    "GO!...
    Most any play that sheds light on racism and the oppression of women gets my vote, and Blueprint for Paradise does both.” — Deborah Klugman, LA Weekly

    THIS IS YOUR TICKET!... reconfirms that L.A. is a magnificent town for great theatre… a highly satisfying experience [and] a cautionary tale about what, without vigilance, could happen again in the country we live in.” — Eric A, Gordon, People’s World

    “ELECTRIFYING… evoke[s] an eerie sense of familiarity to the news we see in our world today… a thrilling denouement” — Ryan Luévano, Tin Pan L.A

    RIVETING… TOP-NOTCH  imaginatively build[s] a what-if plot that combines fact and fiction… deserves to be seen not only on the boards of the Hudson Mainstage, but far beyond.” —Ed Rampell, Hollywood Progressive

    “Ring[s] true todayshould be required viewing for all” —Erin Fair, Discover Hollywood

    “Takes the strings of legend and history, weaving a tapestry of events that highlight human drama… very high production values in many of the areas that matter most--acting especially.” — David MacDowell Blue, The World Through Night-Tinted Glasses

  • 05 Aug 2016 8:00 PM | Patricia Milton

    ***Extended to August 21!***

    Written by Patricia Milton, directed by Gary Graves.
    At Central Works Theatre in residence at the Berkeley City Club,
    2315 Durant Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704.

    A satire about corporate colonialism, this play takes place on the small southeast Asian island of Marititu. Negotiations are underway to expand a palm oil plantation despite a local rebellion. Unrequited love meets unregulated capitalism in Hearts of Palm.

    Thu - Sat at 8 pm, Sun at 5 pm. Audience talk-backs after the July 17 and August 7 performances. Pay-what-you-can at the door every Thursday! Get tickets here.

  • 03 Aug 2016 8:00 PM | Paddy Gillard-Bentley

    What could you say to the love of your love in ten minutes - just before his execution?

    During the Easter Rising in 2016 - love, was also a casualty. After returning from a four-city tour in Ireland as part of the Easter Rising Centenary, A Rose Upon the Blood was performed in Toronto, and now Waterloo. This play was part of 365 Women a Year: A Playwriting Project.

    Dates: August 3 - 6 2016 8pm

    K-W Little Theatre

    9 Princess St. E. Waterloo

    Tickets $15 ($12 for Artists and COPA Members)

  • 01 Aug 2016 8:00 PM | Deleted user

    The Road Theatre Company, Summer Playwrights Festival 7, August 1 @ 8 PM at the Lankershim Arts Center, 5108 Lankershim Boulevard North Hollywood, CA 91601.  $15 donation or pay what you can.  

    When a foreclosure loophole gives two couples rights to the same house, the cohabiting strangers struggle to take control of the contested space.

    Playwrights First Award: Second Place, L. Arnold Weissberger Nominee, Leah Ryan's FFEWW Finalist, Kitchen Dog Theater New Works Festival Finalist, Bay Area Playwrights Festival Finalist, Ronald Duncan Playwriting Competition Finalist, and Commissioned by Theater Masters Visionary Playwright Award.

  • 31 Jul 2016 3:57 PM | Patricia L. Morin

    "Blanche and Benny" PCSF playoffs #3, Shelton Theatre, San Fran, July 31,2016 at 7 PM

  • 09 Jul 2016 8:00 PM | Anonymous

    Staged reading on July 9 @ 8 pm at The TAI Group, 150 W. 30th Street, NYC produced by Turn to Flesh Productions. BIRDS OF A FEATHER (4w, 2m) is a madcap romp about a time-travelling geneticist who journeys a century into the past to save the passenger pigeon.  For tickets: ttfbirds.bpt.me.

  • 09 Jul 2016 4:06 PM | Sarah Dimont Sorkin

    Presented as POWERPLAYS at this month's Capital Fringe Festival, my play, Turtle, is one of five short plays about the struggle for power and truth.

    For tickets go to https://www.capitalfringe.org/events/921-powerplays

    Location: Social Hall at 6th & I, 600 I St, NW, Washington DC

    Sunday, July 10 4:15-5.25pm

    Tuesday, July 19 6.30-7.40pm

    Wednesday, July 20 8.30-9.40pm

    Thursday, July 21 6.45-7.55pm

    http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/arts/fringeworthy/article/20827380/stage-of-life-novice-playwrights-make-their-debut-at-fringe

     http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2016/07/08/2016-capital-fringe-review-powerplays/

    http://dctheatrescene.com/2016/07/09/powerplays/

    Come if you can!  And/or tell your Metro DC friends about our show!

    Hope to see you there...

  • 08 Jul 2016 5:22 AM | Kelly DuMar

    Hello Boston Area Women Playwrights!

    I’m thrilled to announce that the Our Voices annual festival of Boston area women playwrights is now in its 10th (!!!) year. Our daylong event of workshop readings of new works includes an evening of staged readings, and will take place on a Saturday, September 17, 2016 at the Ruth Nagel Jones Theatre, Wellesley College from 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. The deadline for short play or monologue submissions is July 28, 2016 (please see below for guidelines).

    The Our Voices Festival is free for participants and the evening readings are free and open to the public, thanks to the generosity of The Wellesley College Ruth Nagel Jones Theatre. Over the past TEN years, Our Voices has presented the work of over 100 Boston area women playwrights and poets!

    Our Voices Mission:

    Our Voices aims to nourish Boston area women playwrights by providing a supportive, inspirational setting for developing our unique voices and sharing our vision by presenting plays and monologues in process with talented actors and directors in front of each other, and in front of an audience. What began as an evening of staged readings became a daylong event six years ago. Our Voices now includes:

    (1)  a morning discussion group for playwrights to present new short works in progress in a supportive setting;

    (2)  an afternoon writing workshop for playwrights and theatre artists – to engage our creativity, get to know each other better, and navigate artistic challenges;

    (3)  an audience reception in the lobby of the theatre prior to the evening of staged readings, encouraging a warm, inviting atmosphere of inspirational theatre;

    (4)  an evening of staged readings of new plays & monologues presented to the public with post-play audience participation – (new!)

    Our Voices X will be produced by festival founder, Kelly DuMar and hosted by the Ruth Nagel Jones Theatre at Wellesley College.

    Submission Guidelines for Boston area Women Playwrights

    Playwrights, when making your submission, please select to be considered for:

    • (1)  Sat. morning developmental readings & discussion session;
    • OR
    • (2)  Sat. evening of staged readings presented to public.

    Your writing will be considered for only morning OR evening, and you can only submit ONE monologue OR ONE short play or excerpt.

    For DAYTIME you may submit:

    One short play (10 mins or less) OR one monologue. Monologues should run five minutes or less.

    For EVENING you may submit:

    ONE short play (no more than 10 minutes), OR a 10-minute excerpt from a longer play, OR one monologue (5 mins or less).

    Please read and follow these guidelines carefully!

    • ·    E-mail submissions only. Playwrights should submit only the selected portion if the piece is from a longer work.  As always, we strive to include as many playwrights as possible! Limit one submission per playwright.
    • ·      Submissions are open to writers from Massachusetts, particularly those who live in the Greater Boston area.
    • ·    The spirit of this festival is reciprocal support of each other’s vision and voice, giving and receiving encouragement by attending to each other’s writing and process, as listeners, commenters and mentors. Selected playwrights MUST be available and willing to participate in THE ENTIRE FESTIVAL including morning discussion, afternoon workshop, tech rehearsal, reception & evening of readings. Yes, it’s a long, invigorating day! But we strive to be more than your typical play festival - as one playwright recently put it, “Our Voices nourishes my soul.”
    • ·    On your submission, include your contact info, title of your piece, and development history. Please name your document file with your name
    • ·      Please include a BRIEF STATEMENT (no more than a paragraph – two lines is fine) about why you hope to participate in Our Voices this year.
    • ·    No published scripts.
    • ·      Selected playwrights (both morning and evening) agree to be responsible for presenting their play by arranging for a director (optional) & actor(s) and for conducting any prior rehearsals you deem desirable in your own rehearsal space.

    ·    Minimal set items (chairs and small tables) will be provided; minimal tech requirements; lights up, lights down.  We’ll have a designated volunteer to read any and all stage directions.

    • ·    THEME: This year, the theme is “Theatre art as a medium of social change.” It’s open to interpretation. Think about theatre’s potential for changing personal and social ideas, values and behavior – and how your writing might influence or inspire individuals or groups to change – what is the change you hope to support or create in individuals or the world?
    • ·    There is no budget at all to pay playwrights, actors or directors!  This is an all volunteer festival. Nobody is charged and no one is paid and everybody leaves with a rewarding experience.
    • ·    Submission Deadline:  Please send your play/monologue in MS word or pdf to kellydumar@gmail.com no later than midnight, July 28, 2016. Selected playwrights will be notified by e-mail by August 20, 2015 and a required pre-production meeting will soon follow (via group conference call).

    Questions? For more information, contact Kelly DuMar (KellyDuMar@gmail.com)

    (508) 647-0596

    Please “Like” the Our Voices FACEBOOK page.

    And Follow Kelly on Twitter @kellydumar


  • 07 Jul 2016 3:58 PM | Eliza Wyatt

    http://wordacrosstime.tumblr.com/post/146962278084/ab-fab-the-movie

  • 22 Jun 2016 2:24 AM | Mona Curtis
    Social science gone awry.  Do we really want to kill all the stupid people?

    My play THE POSTMODERNIST will be performed as part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival (www.midtownfestival.org)

    Monday July 18, 8:30 p.m.
    Thursday, July 21, 6:00 p.m.
    Saturday, July 23, 4:30 p.m.

    Directed by Maria Aladren and featuring

    Lacey Andreanszky, Darian Bencosme, Casey Chartier, John Gryl, Eric Holzer, Gabe Spector, Brett Temple, Hailey Turiello

    https://www.facebook.com/thepostmodernist

    Jewel Box Theater, 4th Floor, 312 West 36th St. NYC

    Buy tickets for $20.  

    https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/960353



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