Plan-B's 2016/17 Script-In-Hand Series to Kick Off Next Month

Plan-B Theatre Company has announced the 2016-17 Script-in-Hand Series of free readings of plays-in-progress.

The three plays of the 2016/17 Script-In-Hand Series, sponsored by Lee & Audrey Holler and the Dramatists Guild Fund, were first read privately in The Lab (Plan-B's monthly gathering of 12 local playwrights), during the 2015/16 season. They are now ready for you, their first public audience!

All three readings are FREE but require tickets, available at planbtheatre.org/scriptinhandseries - all three readings are in the Studio Theatre at the Rose Wagner, 138 W 300 S, SLC.

Thirty-seven plays have been read as part of the Script-In-Hand Series since its inception in 2004.

WHAT WE HAD TO

by Matthew Ivan Bennett
Wednesday, November 16, 2016 @ 7pm
Studio Theatre at the Rose Wagner, FREE but tickets required

When a young German immigrant discovers her uncle spied on her parents and was involved in their death under interrogation by the Stasi, she confronts him in the dry heat of Canyonlands, forcing him to make an unthinkable choice. Featuring Kirt Bateman and McKenzie Steele Foster. Directed by Jerry Rapier. From the author of BLOCK 8, DI ESPERIENZA, MESA VERDE, ERIC(A), DIFFERENT=AMAZING, A/VERSION OF EVENTS and seven RADIO HOUR episodes.

THE ART OF FLOATING

by Jennifer Kokai (playwriting professor at Weber State University)
Wednesday, February 22, 2017 @ 7pm
Studio Theatre at the Rose Wagner, FREE but tickets required

Marian spends her days hanging out at the senior center and drinking wine with her best friend Fran. After her estranged granddaughter has a crisis of faith and moves in with her, marvelous things begin to happen. A play about death, faith and learning to float through Jello. Featuring Anne Decker, Kay Shean, Amy Ware and Ben Young. Directed by Andra Harbold.

QUARTER HORSE

by Rob Tennant (author of BOOKSMART)
Wednesday, March 29, 2017 @ 7pm
Studio Theatre at the Rose Wagner, FREE but tickets required

A comedy about bicycles, roving cannibals, and climbing the post-apocalyptic corporate ladder. Just because the world ended doesn't mean you don't have to go to work. Featuring Olivia Custudio, Matthew Sincell, Sky Kawai and Shawn Francis Sanders. Directed by RoBert Scott Smith. From the author of BOOKSMART.

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