The Portland Civic Theatre Guild presents DOROTHY’S DICTIONARY by E. M. Lewis, their 2022 New Play Award Winner.
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Portland Civic Theatre Guild reads DOROTHY’S DICTIONARY
Category: Festival
Rubin gets BRAVE in New York
Rich Rubin’s one-act play BRAVE BLOOD will be produced in the Gallery Players 2022 New Play Festival in Brooklyn, NY.
Seid’s film commended in festival
Congratulations to Josie Seid for her commendation in the Best Drama Category for BEING ME IN THE CURRENT AMERICA.
Seid’s film featured in PassinArt’s new festival
Read about Josie Seid’s short film BEING ME IN THE CURRENT AMERICA and the Pacific Northwest Multi-Cultural Festival in this Oregon ArtsWatch article.
Ward’s User Agreement takes Chapel festival’s top prize
Congrats to Lolly Ward for winning Best Writer and Best Play with her Chapel Theatre team.
And congratulations to all the local talent who participated!
E. M. Lewis bridges THE GREAT DIVIDE
Explore protest in America through this new play, presented as a reading by Portland Shakespeare Project’s Proscenium Live Festival of New Work.
Three LineStormers walk into a theater…
…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.
Dan Kitrosser’s film roars at Tribeca
Tribeca Film Festival calls Dan Kitrosser’s screenplay for WE THE ANIMALS a “visionary adaptation.”
Rich Rubin’s busy March
Rich Rubin is welcoming spring with two projects on the east coast:
HOW NICE OF YOU TO ASK will be part of the Short Shorts 10-Minute Play Festival at Shorefront Theatre in North Carolina on March 3-4.
HAMLET IN HIDING will receive a reading at Celtic Calling in Charleston, West Virginia, on March 4.
Dan Kitrosser wins awards, sells film
Congratulations to Dan! The film he co-wrote, WE THE ANIMALS, won the NEXT Innovator Prize at Sundance and has been acquired by The Orchard (the indie studio partnered with MoviePass)! The film tied for the prize with the other film Dan worked on that went to Sundance, NIGHT COMES ON.