“The job of the artist … is to remind people about what they have chosen to forget." -Arthur Miller
A porttrait of Arthur Miller by Robert Shetterly
FEATURING:
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Tony-Award winning playwright and novelist David Rabe, the author of Hurly Burly, Streamers, The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel and Sticks and Bones contributes a new work about a mother whose depressd son shoots himself in the head one night after coming home from a bar. David Rabe is widely considered one of America’s best playwrights, writing from the gut of the human experience and telling the truth unlike anyone out there.
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Two short plays by New York based award-winning playwright Craig Pospisil, author of It’s Not You, Months On End, Somewhere In Between, which recently premiered in Paris, and the new musical Drift. His newest works Don’t Kill Guns and A Quiet Empty Life will
premiere in this show
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A monologue in the voice of a sister whose brother has become off balance and dangerous by New York’s hottest young playwright, Amy Fox, whose play Heights was recently produced as a film by Merchant Ivory starring Glenn Close. Her play Summer Cyclone has been produced across the U.S.
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Original songs from New York based on and off- Broadway singer/songwriter musical composer/ lyricist Joanna Parson.
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Original short plays by Brita Holmquist and Joshua James.
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Performances by Los Angeles based up and coming TV star and solo-performer Johnathan McClain, Maine theatre legend Cherie Mason, local actors Nina Pleasants, Anne Esguerra, Nick Rhys…
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