Community Profile returns with its free monthly writing workshops inspired by Profile Theatre’s Featured Playwrights.
Both Josie Seid and Anya Pearson will be leading Workshops for Black Women.
Community Profile selects impressive mentors
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NY Times adds Kitrosser’s film to top list
WE THE ANIMALS is celebrated in a New York Times piece on best under-the-radar movies to watch now. We agree!
Seid leads RENAISSANCE: TECHNICALLY
Josie Seid is the lead artist for Portland Center Stage’s new project, Renaissance: Technically.
Buy tickets: September 4 @ 7:30 p.m.
“Nine dynamic artists — including poets, musicians, dancers, actors, and visual artists — have come together to devise this virtual theater event. Join us for a multifaceted journey in progress, with a choose-your-own-adventure twist.”
Come on over for Ward’s ETHEL PARTY
Join SkyPilot Theatre for a reading of Lolly Ward’s THE ETHEL PARTY, supporting Black Lives Matter.
Sunday, August 23 @ 5pm, PDT
Rubin and Accuardi to be published in uplifting anthology
Rich Rubin’s short play A NEW ME and Sara Jean Accuardi’s JOY FRICKIN’ HATES HER DUMB STUPID ROOM will be published this winter in the Smith & Kraus collection:
Laughter Is the Best Medicine: Forty-Five Five-Minute Plays in the Time of Coronavirus
Tune in to see Accuardi’s ROOM
No Small Part is doing a reading of Sara Jean Accuardi’s short PCS Play at Home script: JOY FRICKIN’ HATES HER DUMB STUPID ROOM.
August 1 @ 5 p.m. PST.
Proceeds will go to the See Lighting Foundation. Watch it here.
Go “Beyond the Concept” with E. M. Lewis
Tune in Wednesday, July 29, 7 p.m. PST, for a discussion with Ellen Lewis and Emilie Pascale Beck of Boston Court Pasadena on Lewis’s play HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN.
Rubin is KEEPING SECRETS
Watch Rich Rubin’s short drama KEEPING SECRETS by Almost Adults Productions on Zoom: July 26 @ 3pm PST.
Watch Rubin’s HOW NICE OF YOU TO ASK via Zoom
Catch Rich Rubin’s short comedy online in Putney Theatre Company’s Truth or Dare Festival on July 23, 2020!
Listen up!
Read Portland Monthly’s article: While the Curtain Stays Down, Portland Theaters Pivot to Audio, featuring projects with several LineStormers.
