 |
NPA MONTHLY READING SERIES PRESENTS
"It's Not Stealing" by Al Frank
Two panhandling vagabonds in the Seattle bus station, far from their birthplaces east of the Mississippi, have enough money to return home. Can the immigrant station custodian help them resolve to spend it on bus fare?
FEBRUARY 14, 2012, 7pm @ Seattle Rep.
About the Author
After seven years in the West African country of Togo and a run as a Capitol Hill bookstore owner, Al Frank began working on a play cycle featuring characters struggling to escape homelessness. He completed a two-act play, Ain't No Place Like Home in 2007, and the long one-act play It's Not Stealing in 2010. He is currently at work on the third play in the cycle. This fall he began a two year playwrights residency in The Seattle Repertory Theatre's inaugural Writers Group, which is a part of the Rep's New Play Program.
ALSO FEATURING
A brief and curiously romantic song by
Kyle Henick & Amalia Larson, ”Six More Beers”
"Re-Kiss," flash fiction by Seattle Rep's new Literary Associate, Christine J. Schmidt
|
|
 |
January 2012
NPA and WWU Anual Theater Ambassadors Tour
This year's theme: Tatemae - "The Public Face"
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
at 7:00 p.m.
SEATTLE REPERTORY THEATRE
in the Poncho Forum
155 Mercer Street, Seattle, WA 98109
(FREE ADMISSION. DONATIONS ACCEPTED.)
ABOUT THE TOUR
Dr. Deb Currier & Professor Charlotte Guyette direct a stellar cast of WWU theatre students who will be performing short plays beginning with this reading at Seattle Repertory Theater. The tour continues during winter term 2012 with productions at numerous high schools, colleges and theaters along the I-5 corridor from Portland to Bellingham.
The tour culminates with performances in New York City and England. This will be the program's fifth year.
Featuring short plays by:
Arlene Hutton, Amy Tofte, Bryan Harthorne, Sheri Wilner, Doborah Yarchen and Bryan Willis
(Photo by Cassi Gallagher: http://www.cassicgallagher.com/)
|
|
|
