Congrats! Rich Rubin’s play, SHAKESPEARE’S START (Or, Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way), is a finalist for the Todd McNerney Playwriting Contest.
The play will receive a free public virtual reading this spring, produced by the Department of Theatre and Dance at the College of Charleston.
Sara Jean Accuardi will have a virtual production of THE DELAYS by Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana.
February 25-28, 2021
Refuge, with collaborators Josie Seid and Sara Jean Accuardi, will be presented by Shaking the Tree.
January 30-April 24
GRAND JUNCTION by Rich Rubin will be published by Next Stage Press.
Smith & Kraus will feature pieces by Dan Kitrosser and Sara Jean Accuardi in two publications: The Best Women’s Stage Monologues 2021 and The Best Men’s Stage Monologues 2021.
Josie Seid discusses and reads from her current projects with Community Profile.
Let Us Step Into These Human Skins
Congrats to Rich Rubin on his semifinalist recognition for KAFKA’S JOKE in the 10th Annual Jewish Playwriting Contest!
Read more about why the Willamette Week holds up Anya Pearson’s THREE LOVE SONGS and E. M. Lewis’s MAGELLANICA as some of the best of 2020.
Anya Pearson is one of five Hodder Fellows for 2021-2022.
She will spend the fellowship year writing an original play examining and dissecting the roots and ramifications of gentrification and how they intersect with the achievement gap to further promote inequality in our society.
E. M. Lewis shares her essay “Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Play,” posted by HowlRound.
