Thursday, September 23, 2010

Sophmore Julia Pugachevski's New Play "Mantis"

2010 Emerging Female Voices Playwright's Fest

7 Nights, 21 original, never been produced, one act works-in-progress

The mission of the Playwright’s Festival is to give female playwrights the opportunity to hear their words off the page so they can develop their writing voice with professional actors in front of a live audience.

The Emerging Female Voices Playwright’s Fest is a series of 21 readings over the course of 7 nights. This year’s theme is The Seven Ages of Man:

  • Oct 11 - the infant
  • Oct 18 - the school-boy
  • Oct 25 - the lover
  • Nov 1 - the soldier
  • Nov 8 - the justice
  • Nov 15 - the pantaloon
  • Nov 22 - second childishness and mere oblivion - Awards Presentation & Reception
Julia's play is Oct 25th at 7.


Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Love's Labour Lost @ The Goldberg Theater




Trinity Church is producing a reading of Love's Labor's Lost at Wednesday, October 13 in the Goldberg Theater of the Dramatic Writing Department.

Students from Shakespeare for Writers and a faculty member from Undergraduate Drama are in the cast.

This reading will be the Shakespeare for Writers class for that Wednesday evening. My sentiment is that it's more useful for the students to see Shakespeare performed than to watch me wave my arms.

To reserve for the reading at Trinity Church, 74 Trinity Place, Sunday, October 10 at 1PM, please

RSVP to Richard Lippold, 212-602-0800 or rlippold@trinitywallstreet.org ($5 suggested donation)

To reserve for the reading in the Goldberg Dramatic Writing Department, please call the GDDW reservation line: (212) 998-1985.


Neil Labute coming to DDW!!!!


Playwright and screenwriter Neil Labute is coming to teach a guest class at the Department of dramatic writing this fall. Labute has written such wonderful plays as "The Shape of Things", "reasons to be pretty" and "Bash". His work has also made it to the screen. "In the Company of Men" and the recent "Death at a Funeral" being examples. In addition to be visiting faculty, Neil is also a graduate of the department's MFA program. We are excited to have him