LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a harrowing tale of family and loss. MARTYR examines the intersection between sacrifice and sanctity, asking the question: How far would you go to exact revenge? Depicting graphic acts of torture, this play is recommended for a mature audience.
MARTYR by Matthew Miller
Sunday, December 2, 2018, 5-7:30pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre, Studio 1
Congratulations to E.M. Lewis and Boston Court theater, where HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN will have its world premiere in 2019! An early version was presented as a LineStorm Lunchtime Reading during the 2018 Fertile Ground Festival.
Panglossian Productions presents CAESAR’S BLOOD
Williamsburg Library Theatre, Virginia, Nov. 9-18, 2018
What’s on Tom Productions presents MAID/MAN
Thomastown & Kilkenny, Ireland, Nov. 8-16, 2018
Portlanders, go to Lewis & Clark for A BITTER PILL: A Play Within a Play
Written and directed by Josie Seid
Friday, Nov. 9, 1:30-3pm, Fir Acres Theatre, Portland
The PCTG presents a staged reading of GRAND JUNCTION by Rich Rubin:
Nov. 6, 10:30am @ The Sanctuary
Come for the play, and plan to crave pie.
HOW NICE OF YOU TO ASK is part of the line-up at Eden Prairie Players on September 14-23, 2018.
LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a wartime adventure following a thoroughly badass lady writer, set in 1863 and based on the true story of Frances Fuller Victor.
FLORENCE FANE IN SAN FRANCISCO by Brianna Barrett
Sunday, September 16, 2018, 5pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre, Studio 1
Four LineStormers are teaching classes this fall:
Write a Movie
Taught by: Dan Kitrosser
The Ape Theater workshop
Sept. 6 – Oct. 11
Telling Your Story for the Stage
Taught by: E.M. Lewis
Artists Rep workshop
Sept. 15 – Nov. 10
Writing and Submitting the 10-Minute Play
Taught by: Lolly Ward
PATA workshop at Artists Rep
Sept. 18 & 25
Getting to Know Your Inner Character
Taught by: Josie Seid
MediaRites Theatre Diaspora acting workshop at Reed College
Sept. 26
Screenwriting for Playwrights
Taught by: Dan Kitrosser
Portland Center Stage workshop
Oct. 13 & 14
The Portland Civic Theatre Guild announced its winner and finalists for their 2019 New Play Award:
*Winner: SHAKESPEARE’S SKULL by Rich Rubin
*Finalist: THE OLD FOREVER NEW THINGS by Dan Kitrosser
Explore protest in America through this new play, presented as a reading by Portland Shakespeare Project’s Proscenium Live Festival of New Work.
