Rich Rubin’s short play A NEW ME will be published this winter in the Smith & Kraus collection:
Laughter Is the Best Medicine: Forty-Five Five-Minute Plays in the Time of Coronavirus
Rubin to be published in uplifting anthology
Author: LineStorm Playwrights
Tune in to see Accuardi’s ROOM
No Small Part is doing a reading of Sara Jean Accuardi’s short PCS Play at Home script: JOY FRICKIN’ HATES HER DUMB STUPID ROOM.
August 1 @ 5 p.m. PST.
Proceeds will go to the See Lighting Foundation. Watch it here.
Go “Beyond the Concept” with E. M. Lewis
Tune in Wednesday, July 29, 7 p.m. PST, for a discussion with Ellen Lewis and Emilie Pascale Beck of Boston Court Pasadena on Lewis’s play HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN.
Rubin is KEEPING SECRETS
Watch Rich Rubin’s short drama KEEPING SECRETS by Almost Adults Productions on Zoom: July 26 @ 3pm PST.
Watch Rubin’s HOW NICE OF YOU TO ASK via Zoom
Catch Rich Rubin’s short comedy online in Putney Theatre Company’s Truth or Dare Festival on July 23, 2020!
Listen up!
Read Portland Monthly’s article: While the Curtain Stays Down, Portland Theaters Pivot to Audio, featuring projects with several LineStormers.
Join us virtually for “Summer Nights” with B&B
Tune in for another SEQUESTERED SOLILOQUIES: a new 24-hour monologue festival, Sunday, July 12 @ 7 p.m.
Details on Bag&Baggage Productions’ Facebook and Instagram.
Mercury Company launches
Three LineStormers are working with Artists Repertory Theatre on ART: Mercury Company, a group of 50 artists and staff members creating pieces to be released during the summer and fall.
Read more in this American Theatre article about what Dan Kitrosser, E. M. Lewis, and Josie Seid are busy making and sharing.
Kilroys add Pearson to List
Congrats to Anya Pearson! Her play THE MEASURE OF INNOCENCE was featured on The Kilroys List for 2020.
Get your tix to see Pearson in PAVEMENT
Anya Pearson will perform spoken word in PAVEMENT: Parking Lot Performance Drive-In
Saturday, July 18, 7-8 p.m. and 9-10 p.m.
Tickets: $15-$100
A select number of VIPP (Very Important Parking Places) will be available for $100, which includes a early entry, prime viewing spot, dinner delivered car side, and a swag bag.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to “Don’t Shoot Portland” to support the ongoing fight for racial justice in our city.
