Tribeca Film Festival calls Dan Kitrosser’s screenplay for WE THE ANIMALS a “visionary adaptation.”
Category: Festival
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.
Rich Rubin’s works going cross-country!
Friends in Tennessee! SWIMMING UPSTREAM will be produced in the Tennessee Stage Company’s New Play Festival.
Friends in Vermont! HOW NICE OF YOU TO ASK will be part of the Parish Players’ upcoming 10-minute Play Festival.
What’s better than one movie at Sundance? TWO movies for Dan Kitrosser
Congrats to Dan on having two movies heading to the Sundance Film Festival in 2018: WE THE ANIMALS (co-writer) and NIGHT COMES ON (script consultant).
Both films were workshopped at the Sundance Film Lab. Have fun in Park City!
Rich Rubin’s SWIMMING UPSTREAM celebrates a world premiere in Detroit
Jump into the water November 2 – December 23, 2017, for the world premiere of SWIMMING UPSTREAM at Detroit Repertory Theatre.
Reserve now! PORTLAND IN PLAY: DECADES, Oct. 9 & 10, 2017
Time travel through your city.
PORTLAND IN PLAY: DECADES
Presented by LineStorm Playwrights, in association with Artists Rep
Oct. 9 & 10, 7:30pm, at Artists Repertory Theatre, Morrison Stage
11 short plays set in Portland, spanning time from the 1700s to now. Each playwright explores a decade, bringing elements of Portland’s rich history to life. Generously sponsored by Ronni Lacroute.
11 short plays set in Portland, spanning time from the 1700s to now. Each playwright explores a decade, bringing elements of Portland’s rich history to life. Generously sponsored by Ronni Lacroute.
Reserve free tickets through Eventbrite.com.
For San Francisco: Matthew Miller’s play at the Fringe Fest
See Matthew’s THE PERFECT CHILD in the San Francisco Fringe Festival as part of a Twilight Zone anthology, Submitted for Your Approval.
In Ashland? Catch Lolly Ward acting at the ANPF this October
Celebrate creative projects in development at the Ashland New Plays Festival, October 18 – 22, 2017.
Washington Post article on Ellen Lewis’s THE GUN SHOW
Read more on THE GUN SHOW in D.C. in this Washington Post article about the Logan Festival of Solo Performance at 1st Stage.