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
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.
LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a story of four teachers in the wake of tragedy and budget cuts, trying to make it through a Monday.
BREAK by Sara Jean Accuardi
Directed by Matt Pavik
Sunday, July 22, 2018, 5pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre, Studio 1
…with 24 hours to write a new ten-minute play.
The results of Dan Kitrosser, Josie Seid, and Lolly Ward’s all-night efforts hit the stage in Profile’s “Time’s Up” 24-Hour Play Fest, July 2, 2018.
Come taunt us with how awake you are.
The Portland Observer talks about Vanport Mosaic Festival’s Left Hook to Displacement.
OPB’s State of Wonder profiles this premiere production: Listen to scenes from the play and director Damaris Webb at time code 32:25.
See the show: Tickets here, May 24-June 10, 2018.
Playwright-in-Residence Sara Jean Accuardi enjoys three nights of readings for <3 at Theatre Vertigo, June 5-7pm, 2018.
LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a drama on the interplay between science and faith:
BOOK OF REVELATION by Rich Rubin
Sunday, May 13, 2018, 5pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre
The original cast album is out now, with book, lyrics and music by Alan Alexander III.
Tribeca Film Festival calls Dan Kitrosser’s screenplay for WE THE ANIMALS a “visionary adaptation.”
LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a drama on the miracle meeting point of serious science and serious faith:
BOOK OF REVELATION by Rich Rubin
Sunday, May 13, 5pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre, Studio 1