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NEW Classes and Workshops at Riverside
March 2010 |
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Questions? Email education [at] riversidetheatre [dot] org
To register 319-338-7672
Bringing Personal Stories to Life
Instructors: Jennifer Fawcett and Sean Christopher Lewis
Join Jennifer Fawcett and Sean
Christopher Lewis, playwrights and solo performers for a one-day
writing workshop designed to help shape your personal story into
dramatic material. Bring your story of birth, of passing, of struggle
and triumph...they'll help you bring it to life.
(This class is perfect for anyone
who's ever watched Walking the Wire:
Monologues at Riverside and thought "hey, I have material for
this...but how do I write it?")
This class is being presented in
conjunction with Riverside Theatre's production of Sean Christopher
Lewis's one-man show, Killadelphia:
Mixtape of a City.
Date: Saturday, March 13th
Time: 1 - 4 pm
Who: Ages 16+
Cost: $40; $30 for Riverdog season pass holders
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Instructor
Bios
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Jennifer
Fawcett was the National
New Play Network Emerging
Playwright-in-Residence at Curious Theatre Company in Denver for the
2008/09 Season. Originally from Canada, she is a graduate of the Iowa
Playwrights’ Workshop. Her work has been developed and presented at the
Kennedy Center, Cultural Conversations (Penn State), The New Bridges
Fest (Theater Masters, Aspen; Palm Beach Dramaworks), the NNPN National
Showcase of New Plays (Orlando), University of Kansas (American College
Theatre Festival), Central Square Theatre (Boston), The Broad Institute
of MIT and Harvard (Boston), Curious Theatre Company and The Little
Festival of the Unexpected (Portland Stage Company, Portland, ME).
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Sean
Christopher Lewis is the
inaugural recipient of the Rosa Parks Award for Social Justice in
Playwriting from the Kennedy Center. Called a "tour de force... a one
man symphony" by NY Theatre and "Exciting... explicitly sincere"
by the NY Press, Sean has toured his critically lauded solo shows I Will Make You Orphans, The Gone Chair, and Killadelphia. A former NNPN
Emerging Playwright in Residence at InterAct Theatre in Philadelphia,
he has been a playwriting fellow at the O’Neill Playwrights Conference
and has had his work developed at the PlayPenn New Play Conference,
Lark New Play Development Center, Orlando Shakespeare Festival’s
Harriet Lake Festival of New Work and at the National Center for New
Plays at Stanford University.
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To register: (319)
338-7672 or email
boxoffice
[at] riversidetheatre [dot] org
Questions? Email
education [at] riversidetheatre [dot] org
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