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alan0198
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Posted: Thu Jan 24th, 2008 02:09 am |
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The next readings of ten-minute plays in the Limbo Project are this Friday, 7:30, at the Drake Performance and Event Center, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Three of the playwrights will be in attendance. Readings are free, as is parking in the lot between the towers. The plays and readers are:
Jan. 25 Ohio State University, New Works Lab, Drake Performance and Event Center, 1849 Cannon Drive; free parking in the lot between the towers 7:30 p.m.
Katherine Burkman, Columbus, Ohio: E-Mails From the Dead man receives emails from the other side
Maureen Brady Johnson, Oberlin, Ohio: Limbo Limbo has been abolished, but that puts two people out of a job
Nancy Gall-Clayton, Louisville, Kentucky: Terminal L various people discover that a waiting room can be forever
John Kuhn, Columbus, Ohio: The Edge two mature women on beach
Rebecca Nesvet, Cheltenham, United Kingdom: Galileo in the Underworld Pope’s forgiveness of Galileo upsets arrangements in Hell
Alan Woods, Columbus, Ohio: Limbo, Ohio Willy Loman discovers that suicide isn’t exactly an ending
Readers: John Kuhn, Frank Barnhart, Cate Blair-Wilhelm, Tatyana Yassenov
This Friday is the feast day of St. Gregory of Nazianzus, who posited the existence of Limbo in the 4th century, C.E. Last spring, the Roman Catholic Church declared that Limbo never existed, and that St. Gregory was mistaken.
More Limbo readings
Wednesday evening January 30th, at 7:30, New Works Lab, Drake Performance and Event Center, 1849 Cannon Drive; free parking in the lot between the towers
Craig Abernethy: That Day a couple reexamines their relationship on 9/11
Joe Feinstein, West Bloomfield, Michigan: Real Love a would-be actor finally gets an Equity jobunderstudying Bob Cratchit in Christmas Carol
Karen Jeynes, Cape Town, South Africa: Go Home Affairs A waiting room where the afterlife becomes an object lesson in bureaucracy
Michael Kimball, Cape Neddick, Maine: Henny and Hitler in Hell Adolph Hitler discovers that his hell is to spend eternity in a theatre’s green room, never getting a chance to go on. Then Henny Youngman enters . . .
Lisa Soland, Granada Hills, California: The Other Shoe a man learns something startling about his date, then the other shoe drops from the designated shoe dropper
The readers for the evening: Ken Erney, Anita Davis, Lori Cannon, Christopher Roche
And this is also a feast day for St. Gregory of Nazianzus; because of calendar shifts, those Eastern Orthodox saints get two feast days each year.
Additional readings now being scheduled for Ohio Dominican University, Cleveland State University, and Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania—
More about the whole project at http://www.limboplays.blogspot.com
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Posted: Thu Jan 24th, 2008 04:12 pm |
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Thanks for the update, Alan!
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