See her monologue, one of six from Theatre Diaspora, February 7-10 at PSU’s Lincoln Hall.
And read the excellent press in Oregon ArtsWatch: “But the tale that sticks with me most is the opener, Seid’s Being Me in the Current America. Being safe and being black, it may not come as a surprise, do not easily coexist.”
Special Fundraiser Performance at The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza
Entertainment and silent auction
by Dan Kitrosser
Starring: Dan Kitrosser & Alissa Jessup
Directed by Josh Hecht
Saturday, Jan. 26: Doors 6:30 p.m., Staged reading 7:30 p.m.
Purchase tickets for $20 or PWYW: Box Office Tickets
LineStorm and friends have seven days and one evening of delicious offerings for you.
If you’re out east, go get HORNY, by Rich Rubin, at the Gallery Players.
Or enjoy a tasty rolling world premiere of APPLE SEASON, by E. M. Lewis, at New Jersey Rep.
Read more from The Oregonian about 7 shows to keep the chill away this winter. Then make it on time to the world premiere of THE DELAYS at Theatre Vertigo, January 25-February 23.
LineStorm is busy preparing for PATA’s Fertile Ground!
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Jan. 24 – Jan. 31, NOON, and Feb. 1, 5:30 p.m., 2019
FREE! Just show up.
New ten-minute and full-length plays by LineStorm Playwrights.
The Portland Observer talks about Vanport Mosaic Festival’s Left Hook to Displacement.
OPB’s State of Wonder profiles this premiere production: Listen to scenes from the play and director Damaris Webb at time code 32:25.
See the show: Tickets here, May 24-June 10, 2018.
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
