RHS PLAYWRIGHT PRODUCTION - February 2nd 2010
Seattle Repertory Theatre’s Playwriting Project, in collaboration with Roosevelt High School, presented an evening of staged readings featuring plays written and performed by Roosevelt High School's Drama 3 students. This special evening took place on February 2nd, 2010 at 7:30pm in Seattle Rep’s Leo K Theatre. Tickets were $5 donation.
The Plays:
- Crossroads - By: William Lavely, Directed By: Sarah Roquemore
- Yosemite - By: Maddie Davis, Directed By: Scott Koh
- The Neck Tie Escapade - By: Joshua Wagner-Smith, Directed By: Jacob Larson
- Caraluna - By: Madie Polyak, Directed By: Kelly Kitchens
Seattle Rep’s Playwriting Project began over six years ago at Roosevelt High School with drama teacher Elizabeth Orme and her Drama 3-4 class. “We wanted a program that would focus on the playwright,” says Andrea Allen, Director of Education, “that unique and courageous talent who not only comes up with the ideas for the plays, but also dares to see actors bring their words to life. After I work with a small group of playwrights for about five weeks, my colleagues come in and direct the plays with student actors. That’s when the playwrights really come alive – as they realize the power of putting words in other people’s mouths.”
Check out the professional review for 2007's production!
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Yosemite |
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| The Neck Tie Escapade |
Caraluna |
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