Please join us for TEN new full-length and one-act plays:
January 18-26, 2018, at Artists Rep. FREE.
Full schedule to the left, on our calendar. We look forward to seeing you there — more than once!
Category: Full-Length Plays
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.
Artists Rep Gala for MAGELLANICA sets sail on Nov. 12
Journey to the center of the glacier to celebrate the impending world premiere of MAGELLANICA by E.M. Lewis.
COTTONWOOD IN THE FLOOD by Rich Rubin branches out to Lewis & Clark on Nov. 4
Rich Rubin’s full-length drama about Vanport, COTTONWOOD IN THE FLOOD, will have a student reading at Lewis & Clark on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2pm, directed by Damaris Webb.
New Yorkers: Visit with Lolly Ward on Oct. 30 for her THEORY OF NOTHING
The Bechdel Group presents a reading of THEORY OF NOTHING on October 30 in the West Village.
Rich Rubin throws a LEFT HOOK on Oct. 13
Read the Portland Monthly piece and see the staged reading of LEFT HOOK on October 13, 7pm, at the Westminster Presbyterian Church Sanctuary. The cast features fellow LineStormer Josie Seid.
E.M. Lewis and Artists Rep receive $75,000 Creative Heights grant for MAGELLANICA
Thank you to The Oregon Community Foundation for supporting new work. Catch this world premiere, January 20 – February 18, 2018.
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.
Congrats to PCTG winner and finalists: Matthew Miller, Miriam Feder & Rich Rubin
The Portland Civic Theatre Guild honored three of our writers for their Fertile Ground 2018 New Play Award:
I LOVE YOU/WHO ARE YOU by Matthew Miller, winner
OUT OF THE BLUE by Miriam Feder, finalist
GRAND JUNCTION by Rich Rubin, finalist
Spotlight on Rich Rubin’s WRITING ON THE WALL
The Reading Parlor presents a reading of Rich Rubin’s new play:
WRITING ON THE WALL
Sunday, 8/13, 6:30 p.m. @ CoHo Productions
The year is 2017. After an outside wall of their high school is defaced with racist taunts and white supremacist slogans, six Wisconsin teenagers grapple with what it means to be an American in the age of Donald Trump. A scary, subversive comedy-drama with (maybe) a happy ending.