SEX AND DESPERATION: A Little Something for Everyone Plays 8/20-9/6 At The Baltimore Playwrights Festival

Sex and Desperation: A Little Something for Everyone (which consists of four one-act plays: Leap Day, by Lee Saperstein, "He wants her. She wants him. But can a caveman learn how to court?"; Monitors on the Quad, by Julie Lewis, "When you start a new job saving the world, be careful who you trust."; Imperfect Hour, by Michael Stang, "How many imperfections are you willing to put up with to get what you really want?"; and Salt Water, by Gina Young, "When the lines of friendship blur, a choice must be made as yo what your heart needs."), directed by Lynn Morton, produced by the Audrey Herman Spotlighters Theatre.

Playing from August 20 - September 6, Thursday through Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 2 pm. Tickets: $18 General / $15 students, seniors and BTA members. For reservations, visit www.spotlighters.org or call 410-752-1225.

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The Baltimore Playwrights Festival mission is to provide an environment that nurtures the talents of Maryland playwrights. The BPF does this through public readings, discussions, critiques and workshopping of new plays. The summer season is devoted to the presentation of these newly developed works, for the entertainment and cultural edification of our audiences.

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