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June 21 -
July 13, 2008
Source
Festival
Jeremy Skidmore produces a three-week festival of premiere works including
10 minute plays the first week, multi-disciplinary works the second and
one-act plays the third. Among the directors handling specific productions
will be Michael Kahn, Blake Robison, Eric Schaeffer, Howard Shalwitz and Joy
Zinoman. In the final week, John Vreeke will direct Chris Stezin's This
Perfect World, Dorothy Neumann will helm Julian Sheppard's Sunday
Night, J. T. Rogers' Murmuring in a Dead Tongue will be directed
by Jennifer Nelson, Steven Mazzola will direct Graeme Gillis' Catch
and Julia Cho's The Mnemonist will be staged by David Muse. Here's
the slate for the 10-minute plays, each of which will be a world premiere:
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June 23, 26, 28 and 29: Group
A hosted by magician Matthew Holtzclaw:
The Great White Undulating Orb in the Bed Between Us
by Ari Roth, directed by Deborah Kirby;
Maintenance
by Nathan McGaughey, directed by Blake Robison;
NOLA
by Rick Parker, directed by Michael Bobbitt;
Painting a Room
by Dano Madden, directed by Jenny McConnell Fredrick;
The Two Marys
by Heather McDonald, directed by Joy Zinoman;
Urashima Taro
by Francesca Sanders, directed by Christopher Gallu;
Urban Legend
by Mike Batistick, directed by Gregg Henry;
The Wild Life
by Thomas Higgins, Directed by Mark Rhea.
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June 24, 26, 27 and 28:
Group B hosted by slam poet/spoken
word artist Regie Cabico:
Empties
by Matt Mayerchak, directed by Howard Shalwitz;
How Much for
This
by Keith Bridges, directed by Karen Berman;
Magnolia Day
by Sheri Graubert, directed by Jeffery Johnson;
Pentimento
by Jon Haller, directed by Michael Baron;
Running in
Circles Screaming
by Jeni Mahoney, directed by Paul Douglas Michnewicz;
What Remains
by Libby Leonard, directed by John MacDonald;
Warriors
by Renee Calarco, directed by Christopher Henley;
Writer’s Block
by John-Paul Nickel, directed by Paata Tsikurishvili;
Yes to
Everything
by Phillip Dawkins, directed by Linda Murray.
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June 25, 27, 28 and 29: Group C
hosted
by hip
hop dj Nick the 1 Da:
The Bed
by Allyson Currin, directed by Scott Fortier;
First/Last
by Aaron Levy, directed by Robert McNamara;
Dated: A
Cautionary Tale
by Ira Gamerman, directed by Michael Dove;
The Downtown
Daylight Project
by Daniel McCoy, directed by Michael Kahn;
The Rabbit and
the Snake
by Randy Baker, directed by Mark Ramont;
Tamed
by Foster Solomon, directed by Eric Schaeffer;
A Taste of
Heaven
by Estep Nagy, directed by Kathleen Akerley;
Without
Parachutes
by Eric Levitz, directed by Jack Marshall.
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