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
Category: Full-Length Plays
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.
Take a BREAK with Sara Jean Accuardi’s reading up next at Artists Rep
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
Vertigo lovingly presents Sara Jean Accuardi’s <3
Playwright-in-Residence Sara Jean Accuardi enjoys three nights of readings for <3 at Theatre Vertigo, June 5-7pm, 2018.
Rich Rubin’s BOOK OF REVELATION reading up next at Artists Rep
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
Hear Alan Alexander’s HOMELESS (THE MUSICAL) today
The original cast album is out now, with book, lyrics and music by Alan Alexander III.
EM Lewis bridges THE GREAT DIVIDE
EM is spending five weeks at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, teaching and workshopping her new play on protest and patriotism.
Lolly Ward’s THEORY OF NOTHING reading up next at Artists Rep
LineStorm’s Bimonthly Reading Series continues with a science play on the dimensions of family:
THEORY OF NOTHING by Lolly Ward
Sunday, March 25, 5pm, free
Artists Repertory Theatre, Studio 1
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.
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.