ALL THE WRONG PLACES by Maybe Stewart at Now & Then Creative Company
Dates: 9/13/2019 - 9/14/2019
📍 Theatre: Now & Then Creative Company
1700 N. 7th Avenue
Phoenix, 85007
Phone: 9086167211
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All the Wrong Places is about a very romantic asexual and a very sexual aromantic that unwittingly end up as roommates. This new play follows the relationships of two young couples struggling to come to terms with their differences while learning to accept themselves for who they really are. Featuring Devon Mahon, Laynie Nelson, Antoinette Martin-Hanson, Danny Hernandez; Directed by Pamela Sterling; Dramaturgy by John Perovich. Join Now & Then for this unique event of original play development in the Valley! As part of Now & Then's #newworkshop, audiences can expect a concert reading, staged reading (movement with scripts in hand), or a combination of both as the play is still being developed throughout the workshop week. Now & Then Creative Company performs in the theatre at Metropolitan Arts Institute, 1700 N. 7th. Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85007. Parking is available on the lower level of the building. For the entrance to the theatre, travel up the stairwell to the first floor in the middle of the parking lot (this stairwell has a Scorpius Dance banner on it) and follow the signage to the theatre. Elevator access is available in the parking lot, toward the north entrance.
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