Member Productions

"Levels of Living" will be produced with 7 other 10-minute plays at the 2015 Ten-tucky Festival at The Bardstown Theatre, 1801 Speed Avenue, Louisville, KY. "Levels of Living" is a comedy about a woman mistakenly placed in Hell, but very happy there. Shows are Thursday-Sunday, 7:30 p.m., and tickets are $14, $16, and $18. More information at 502-749-5275 and http://www.thebardstowntheatre.org.

A one-act play commissioned by Kentucky Playwrights Workshop will be produced with two other commissioned one acts at The Bard's Town Theatre, 1801 Speed Avenue, Louisville, KY. Tickets $16/$18. More info at 502-749-5275 and http://www.thebardstowntheatre.org. My play is about teen suicide and told in seven non-linear scenes.

The musical was received with standing ovation, Saratoga Arts Center, Oct, 2015.  It is the story of Audrey Munson,1891-1996,  figure model for "Spirit of Life" and many famous statues. She ended up in Psychiatric Center for 65 yrs.

I'm thrilled to announce the NYC production of my play about the dangerous of social media and the consequences of cyberbullying in my drama, I KNOW WHAT BOYS WANT. This production is at The Lion Theater in Theater Row from July 18th to August 2nd. Here is a link to the Facebook page, and please follow us on Twitter @IKnowWhatBoys and follow me @pennyplaywright. Thank you so much!

https://www.facebook.com/events/678165308983074/

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/a-cautionary-tale-of-social-media-will-be-explored-in-i-know-what-boys-want-350966

"It's All Good" (one-act) presented as part of the Last Frontier Theatre Conference, Prince William Sound Community College, Valdez, AK. 

California actor Sean Welch performs Robin Rice Lichtig's horror monologue RIP OF SKIN. Come and be chilled! One night only in Emerging Artist Theatre's New Work Series. $10.http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1585728

 Monica Raymond's "A to Z" with Jamella Cross, Megan Putnam and Cathleen Ridley, directed by Dov Hassan. All shows at 7pm, Bergeron's Books, get your FREE ticket now for reading and wine! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-virago-2015-new-play-readi…

Annie comes to tutor Zafiya at the juvenile detention center in 1968, when both women are eighteen. But over the course of forty years, things radically change.

Two women, forty years of US history, and all of the letters of the alphabet.

A TO Z won the national Ruby Lloyd Apsey for best play about race/ethncity.

Fourteen-year-old Oracles, a playwrights' developmental workshop in Manhattan, presents readings of five plays by members including Robin Rice Lichtig's YOLO. Free. Limited seating so don't be late! e's Bar, Amsterdam Ave., NYC. (ICWP members Donna Spector, Liz Amberly and Penny Jackson also have plays in the program.)

Break A Leg Productions www.breakalegproductions.com

Presents a Staged Reading of the Science-Based Play

 The Orchae

by Vivienne Glance, directed by Gerald vanHeerden 

The play takes place in a conservation area in the West Australian bush looking for the rare and elusive Western Underground Orchid which grows and flowers hidden below the ground and is critically endangered.  The play includes cultivation of the rare orchids, studies of the soil of Western Australia with science affected by finance, politics and human nature. Thursday, 6/11/15, 6:30PM,

The Graduate Center

365 5^th Avenue, Science Center, Room 4102

A talk-back will follow the performance.

Science & the Arts Series         http://sciart.commons.gc.cuny.edu                             

Sponsored by the Ph.D. Program in Biology, and The National Science Foundation

Co-sponsored by the CUNY Academy for the Humanities and Sciences