Three LineStormers are working with Artists Repertory Theatre on ART: Mercury Company, a group of 50 artists and staff members creating pieces to be released during the summer and fall.
Read more in this American Theatre article about what Dan Kitrosser, E. M. Lewis, and Josie Seid are busy making and sharing.
Congrats to Anya Pearson! Her play THE MEASURE OF INNOCENCE was featured on The Kilroys List for 2020.
Anya Pearson will perform spoken word in PAVEMENT: Parking Lot Performance Drive-In
Saturday, July 18, 7-8 p.m. and 9-10 p.m.
Tickets: $15-$100
A select number of VIPP (Very Important Parking Places) will be available for $100, which includes a early entry, prime viewing spot, dinner delivered car side, and a swag bag.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to “Don’t Shoot Portland” to support the ongoing fight for racial justice in our city.
Tune in to a Zoom reading of Rich Rubin’s short comedy FOOD FOR THOUGHT, produced and performed by American Stage:
July 2 @ 5 p.m. PST
Register for the New Shorts series here.
Dan Kitrosser spoke with Dave Miller on Think Out Loud about contributing to Profile Theatre’s “CLAUDIA, A VIRAL LOVE STORY.”
Take a listen here.
A: Sara Jean Accuardi. Congratulations on THE STORYTELLER taking first prize in the inaugural International Thomas Wolfe Playwright Competition!
Congrats to E. M. Lewis for her grant from the Mellon Foundation supporting her three-year residency at Artists Repertory Theatre through the National Playwright Residency Program. She will focus on her new play, THE GREAT DIVIDE, co-commissioned by OSF and ART.
