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Four World Premieres Set for Central Works 2018 Season

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Central Works 2018 Season features four plays, all new, all world premieres beginning February 17, and running through November 2018.

This is a season where boundaries, national and otherwise, are no barrier to laughter and genuine engagement with three comedies, two adaptations and one new play inspired by a classic.

Central Works 2018 season, launches in February with a new comedy about family valuables. The show Bamboozled by Patricia Milton (Feb 17-Mar 18), inspired by a true story, looks at what we value and what it costs when a Daughter of the Confederacy is defrauded out of family Civil War heirlooms worth over $1M. Milton has developed several hits and award winning plays with Central Works.

Spring brings COMEDY with a vengeance with the a new Central Works Method play, Palace Wreckers, Inc by Gary Graves (May 12-Jun 10). Then in July, award-winning writer Cristina García will premiere an adaption of her hilarious and often touching comic novel King of Cuba (Jul 21-Aug 19).

The season closes in the fall with a tale of madness, alienation and moral responsibility Chekhov's WARD 6 by Gary Graves (Oct 13-Nov 11).


CENTRAL WORKS 2018 SEASON:

Bamboozled

Written by Patricia Milton

A New Comedy about Family Valuables

Previews Feb 15 & 16

Feb 17-Mar 18

World Premiere #58 from the Central Works Writers Workshop

Palace Wreckers, Inc

Written by Gary Graves

COMEDY with a vengeance!

Previews May 10 & 11

May 12-Jun 10

World Premiere #59:

A new Central Works Method comedy

King of Cuba

Written by Cristina García

Adapted From Her Comic Novel

Previews July 19 & 20

July 21-Aug 19

World Premiere #60 from the Central Works Writers Workshop

Chekhov's WARD 6

Written by Gary Graves

A Tale Of Madness, Alienation

& Moral Responsibility

Previews Oct 11 & 12

Oct 13-Nov 11

World Premiere #61 from the Central Works Writers Workshop


Subscriptions Start At ONLY $56. Use any ticket anytime! Performing at the Berkeley City Club 2315 Durant Avenue, Berkeley. Tickets: $30 - $35 online at centralworks.org or $35 - $15 sliding scale at the door. Previews and Thursdays are pay-what-you-can at the door. For more information call 510.558.1381 or visit centralworks.org.

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