Native Voices at the Autry continues its vital role as the country's only equity theatre company dedicated exclusively to developing the work of Native American playwrights with two readings of esteemed playwright Carolyn Dunn's (Muskogee Creek, Cherokee*)
Native Voices at the Autry continues its vital role as the country's only equity theatre company dedicated exclusively to developing the work of Native American playwrights with two readings of esteemed playwright Carolyn Dunn's (Muskogee Creek, Cherokee*)
Native Voices at the Autry continues its vital role as the country's only equity theatre company dedicated exclusively to developing the work of Native American playwrights with two readings of esteemed playwright Carolyn Dunn's (Muskogee Creek, Cherokee*)
Native Voices at the Autry, America's leading Native American theatre company, announces its 2010-11 season that spotlights its mission to develop new plays and foster emerging and established Native playwrights. The season's world premiere of Carolyn Dunn's (Muskogee Creek*) haunting and poetic The Frybread Queen, presented during the fall as a reading in the FIRST LOOK SERIES: PLAYS IN PROGRESS, and then fully staged in a spring mainstage Equity production, illustrates Native Voices' deep commitment to nurturing new works and seeing them fully realized. The production is the culmination of a pivotal, five-year development process shepherded by the company, including a developmental co-production in September with Montana Rep and The University of Montana School of Theatre and Dance. Also featured during the season is an additional reading in Native Voices' FIRST LOOK SERIES: PLAYS IN PROGRESS and the annual PLAYWRIGHTS RETREAT AND FESTIVAL OF NEW PLAYS showcasing works selected in a national playwrights competition. Additionally, the company presents more than a dozen readings, workshops and developmental productions of stage and radio plays in various stages of development in collaboration with such leading organizations as The Public Theater, La Jolla Playhouse, Montana Rep, The Alaska Native Playwrights Project, San Diego State University and Native Radio Theater Project.
Native Voices at the Autry, The University of Montana School of Theatre & Dance, and the Montana Repertory Theatre present the premiere production of a new play about the Navajo experience, THE FRYBREAD QUEEN, September 17-19 at Masquer Theatre, PARTV Center, UM-Missoula.
Native Voices at the Autry, The University of Montana School of Theatre & Dance, and the Montana Repertory Theatre present the premiere production of a new play about the Navajo experience, THE FRYBREAD QUEEN, September 17-19 at Masquer Theatre, PARTV Center, UM-Missoula.
Native Voices at the Autry, The University of Montana School of Theatre & Dance, and the Montana Repertory Theatre present the premiere production of a new play about the Navajo experience, THE FRYBREAD QUEEN, September 17-19 at Masquer Theatre, PARTV Center, UM-Missoula.
Native Voices at the Autry continues its cycle of play development with its annual Playwrights Retreat and Festival of New Plays featuring top theater professionals serving as mentors to established and aspiring Native American playwrights. The program greatly increases the field of Native writers and brings greater visibility to Native theater.
La Jolla Playhouse announces updates to its 2009/2010 season. Alfred Hitchcock?s The 39 Steps, based on the beloved Alfred Hitchcock thriller, adapted for the stage by Patrick Barlow, directed by Maria Aitken, will replace the previously-announced Page-to-Stage production of The Hudsucker Proxy. The 39 Steps will run August 11 ? September 13 in the Mandell Weiss Theatre.
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