The Dramatist Magazine published a transcript from the DG Opera Committee librettists webinar, featuring our own E. M. Lewis.
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What are E. M. Lewis’s “essential seven”?
Find out in her Willamette Week interview.
Follow the music with Yurth Richards
Listen to the podcast Making Musicals with Holly Yurth Richards for insights on process and community.
Rubin’s Portland plays in online course
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.
Kitrosser is playing in the park with HANNAH
Read all about Dan Kitrosser’s new play HANNAH + THE HEALING STONE in Oregon ArtsWatch.
Rubin answers WHAT WE DID IN QUARANTINE
Rich Rubin’s short play WHAT WE DID IN QUARANTINE will be published in some scripts literary magazine, Issue 4.
Ward profiled in Chapel’s 99E
Read more about the new play festival and other artistic endeavors around Portland in Chapel Theatre’s magazine, 99E.
Oregon Book Awards Finalists in Drama: Panel Discussion
Join the five Oregon Book Award finalists for the Angus Bowmer Award in Drama for a panel discussion, moderated by Chip Miller, Associate Artistic Director of Portland Center Stage at The Armory.
April 28 @ 7:00 p.m., FREE, online
FINALISTS:
Sara Jean Accuardi of Portland, The Delays
Conor Eifler of Portland, You Cannot Undo This Action
E.M. Lewis of Monitor, How the Light Gets In
Anya Pearson of Portland, The Measure of Innocence
Andrea Stolowitz of Portland, Recent Unsettling Events
See Seid in the Ashland New Plays Festival
Josie Seid is performing in BERTH BREACH/BREECH BIRTH with the ANPF.
April 24 @ 7:00 p.m. & April 25 @ 2:00 p.m.
Buy your tickets here (sliding scale fee).
Three LineStormers feted as finalists for Oregon Book Award!
Congratulations to Anya Pearson, E. M. Lewis, and Sara Jean Accuardi for being chosen as finalists by Literary Arts for the Angus Bowmer Award for Drama.