We have a wonderful line up of playwrights for the next 24/7.
In keeping with our goal of including new, fresh and downright freakin’ great talent, the scribes for Feb 13 are:
7 playwrights
[ * new to 24/7 in this category. ** 24/7 virgin ]
This event will be held at Live Arts, on the downstage, February 13, 2010 at 7:30 and 10pm.
Several of us are going to see August: Osage County. Dec 5th. Please join us.
In earlier postings we discussed alternate dates. We chose the 5th, but the play is playing throughout December.
Well, it was nothing less than a sell out for Peter Gunter’s new play THE GARDEN at Live Arts last week. Produced by Ray Nedzel and the NPP — part of what is now Whole Theatre.
A four day run had the audience on it’s feet. Addie Horan and Andrew Cronacher performed the roles of this two character play with high caliber acting – both are destined for theatrical success.
The play had been presented first to the NPP 18 months ago and throughout the following year and a half Peter rewrote it extensively with feedback from every member of the the NPP group and the community of artists and supporters who listened to table readings, staged readings, and open discussions.
All were rewarded by the fine production this July in the Upstage.
If you missed it, sorry. If you saw it, I’m sure you agree.
Twenty-four Seven
Live Arts Theater
2/7/09
Theme: Bittersweetness
Crooked Teeth by Denise Stewart
Directed by Shawnna Pledger
Cast: Steph Finn, Ty Daniels, Ben Jones
Homunculus by Peter Gunter
Directed by Dorothy Kohlligian
CAST: Lisa Grant, David Straughn, Steven Levine
Bitter Greens by Jenny Mikulski
Directed by Sara Holdren
CAST: Kerry Moran, Alex Grubbs
Chapter 11: Indians in the House by Jennifer Hoyt-Tidwell
Directed by Larry Goldstein
CAST: Michael Durland, Chris Baumer
What Else There is to Say by Clinton A. Johnston
Directed by Jenny Mead
CAST: Linda Zuby, Cynthia Burke
Craigslist to Kenya by Al Hoover
Directed by Joe Brady
CAST: Stori Ayers, Leah Gronning, Mark Valahovic, Leo Arico
Sara’s Lament by Robert Wray
Directed by Sam Baker
CAST: Alice Reed, Josephine Stewart, Sara Eshleman
The Crew:
Technical Director:Will Slusher
Sound Design: Lawrence Levine
Costume Design: Tricia Emlett
Lights: Scott Dunn
Concessions and Box Office: Charlotte Drummond, Ernie Reed
Stage Manager/ Props: Kristin Wenger
Producer/Host: Ray Nedzel
SPECIAL THANKS
♥
Gabe Silverman, Lisa Greene, Rick Davis, Kay Leigh Ferguson, Chris Patrick, Lighthouse Studios, Live Arts Staff