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She Wrights - One-Act Plays by Women Playwrights
The Secret Rose Theatre announces its presentation of "She Wrights - One-Act Plays by Women Playwrights" running January 13 to September 29. This production includes five one-act plays by five women writers.
PICKETING FOR THE PROS Written by Ari Chadwick-Saund: Picketing for Pros is a multi-level satire involving three women, two questionably tasteful signs, and an abortion clinic. Directed by Jon Cortez.
Ari Chadwick-Saund is a playwright currently residing in Oregon, and she loves puppies, theatre, feminism, and optical health (because she's a geek).
DAY 41 Written by Rhea MacCallum: Two women, one imprisoned by her beliefs, the other by her circumstances, face off over the right to choose. Directed by Lesley Asistio
Internationally produced playwright, Rhea MacCallum, has written numerous short plays and was recently awarded Best Drama at the LADmatters Film and Theatre Festival and the Silver Quill at the Tehachapi Playwright's Festival.
LET'S HAVE A BABY Written by Jamie Moniz: Childbirth, the comedy. Directed by America Young.
Jamie Moniz's writing credits include the award winning web series, Stalker Chronicles, and the short film "Intrepid Nothing;" which earned Official Selection at the Dances with Films Festival and the Feel Good Film Festival.
THE SESSION Written by Carol Anne Seflinger: A woman with some unusual concerns meets with a new therapist for the first time, and by the end of the session, the therapist (and perhaps, the audience) may be seeking help. Directed by Dallas Dorsett.
Carol Anne Seflinger had been writing monologues for well over 15 years to come up with fresh audition pieces for herself as an actor, and since then has branched out via several workshops to also include short and full length plays; several of which have been published and/or showcased over the past few years.
HAPPY AND GAY Written by Mary Steelsmith: Two women stress over how to "correctly" decorate their church's fellowship hall for its first gay wedding. Directed by Susan Stangl.
Mary Steelsmith is the only woman to have won the Helford prize; her play "Happy and Gay" won the Eileen Heckert competition.
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LocationSecret Rose Theatre (View)
11246 Magnolia Blvd.
North Hollywood, CA 91601
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 14 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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