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Join me at Carmichael's Bookstore for readings from World Premieres from Horse Cave Theatre on Tuesday, March 9, at 7 p.m. Publisher Kate Larken, editor Liz Fentress, and various playwrights and actors will be on hand to read and discuss excerpts from various plays, including Just Taking Up Space. The bookstore is at 2720 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, KY. More information about the book is available at Motes Books. |
The Southeastern Theatre Conference Convention meets in Lexington in March. I'll be involved in 3 workshops, including one in which 5 female theatre artists will discuss and dramatize little known stories of Kentucky women, including several I wrote. I'm also giving a workshop on how to write a producible play and will be on a panel of playwrights discussing "being pecked to death" by play development.
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Don't Call Me Loretta will be part of n.u.f.a.n. nu-nights Garden of Eatin', readings of short plays having to do with food and eating. March 16 and 17, in Chicago. My play is about a confrontation between a waitress and a truck driver who shows up just before closing. More information about the festival.
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I've received notice from the Stockyards Theatre Project that Rosie's Dream will be included in a showcase of short plays about women who worked in the Chicago Stockyards. My play, set in 1890, is about an Irish girl who wants to work in the Stockyards, which was then known as the 8th Wonder of the World. Stock Yards Theatre Project website.
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