Josie Seid haunts us with love, loss, and an unforgettable melody in “THE THING ABOUT LIGHTHOUSES.” Read all 25 plays in our anthology, out March 15, 2022, from Applause Books.
LineStorm Playwrights Present GO PLAY OUTSIDE
Brianna Barrett adds a cool twist to the P.I. game with “HOW YOU GET BURNED.” Read all 25 plays in our anthology, out March 15, 2022, from Applause Books.
LineStorm Playwrights Present GO PLAY OUTSIDE
The New Circle Theatre Company (NYC) is presenting a virtual reading of Rich Rubin’s full-length drama RISING STORM:
February 7 @ 4:00 p.m. PT / 7:00 p.m. ET
La RondeStorm is a collectively written piece in the style of Arthur Schnitzler’s classic 1897 roundelay play, La Ronde.
Fertile Ground Festival: February 2-6, 2022
Watch FREE online and DONATE to support LineStorm here.
Featuring: Sara Jean Accuardi, Brianna Barrett, Audrey Block, Susan Faust, Heath Hyun Houghton, Dan Kitrosser, E. M. Lewis, Matt Pavik, Holly Richards, and Rich Rubin
LineStorm Playwrights presents:
APPLE HUNTERS!
Please join us for an online reading
of a brand-new play by E. M. Lewis
February 1, 2022, at 7:00 p.m.
Cast: John San Nicolas, Eric Pargac, Vin Shambry, Josh Weinstein, and Barbie Wu.
In rural Washington, three old friends join forces to search for a lost variety of apple called “The Golden Hawk. APPLE HUNTERS! is about finding friends, saving family, and figuring out what matters.
To get your FREE ticket to this Zoom reading, please sign up here through Eventbrite. You will then receive an email with instructions on how to log in on February 1 at 7:00 p.m. to see the live Zoom reading!
The Dramatist Magazine published a transcript from the DG Opera Committee librettists webinar, featuring our own E. M. Lewis.
Find out in her Willamette Week interview.
Listen to the podcast Making Musicals with Holly Yurth Richards for insights on process and community.
Two of Rich Rubin’s full-length plays that examine Portland’s troubled racial history, LEFT HOOK and COTTONWOOD IN THE FLOOD, will be featured in an online course.
Offered August 2–6, 2021, by Lewis & Clark’s Oregon Writing Project in collaboration with Vanport Mosaic.
The course is designed as a curriculum-building exercise for educators, with the goal of encouraging students to write about local history as well as their personal experiences. Facilitated by OWP director Linda Christensen and Damaris Webb, co-director of Vanport Mosaic.
Read all about Dan Kitrosser’s new play HANNAH + THE HEALING STONE in Oregon ArtsWatch.
