Before he flies out to San Francisco for next week's reading, we got to chat with playwright CARLOS MURILLO about his play, Killing of a Gentleman Defender. It’s the fifth play in our Rough Readings Series, which is always PAY WHAT YOU CAN! Monday, March 13 7:30PM – Roble Hall,...
We caught up with playwright NOVID PARSI to ask some questions about his latest play, Our Mother's Meal It's the third play in our Rough Readings Series, which is always PAY WHAT YOU CAN! Monday, February 27 7:30PM - Roble Hall, Stanford University campus Tuesday, February 28 2:00PM - Custom...
Here's a sampling of some of their latest projects! This weekend [caption id="attachment_1541" align="alignleft" width="150"] E. Hunter Spreen[/caption] “What if I told you the future is off the table? Would that effect your choices? What you do with your life?” University High School's production of six/eleven, written by PF Resident...
Great advice from Resident Playwright Min Kahng: Artmakers and storytellers - write books, draw comics, paint paintings, do stand-up, code video games, make movies, become a YouTube sensation, craft poetry, animate short-films, make documentaries, design fashion, sing original songs, choreograph a number, create theatre! Make us laugh....
We caught up with Resident Playwright Jon Bernson to ask some questions about his latest play, Third Eye Moonwalk. It's the third play in our Rough Readings Series, which is always PAY WHAT YOU CAN! Monday, Jan 23 7:30PM - Roble Hall, Stanford University campus Tuesday, Jan 24...
Insider's Tip: Festival Special Events you shouldn't miss! In addition to the featured events below, we're REALLY looking forward to: Re-envisioning the Theatre Experience conversation and lunch with E. Hunter Spreen, Jon Bernson, and Sango Tajima (7/16 at 2:30PM) Adventurous Season Planning brunch and conversation with Mina Morita and Jon...
whisper fish Lydia Garcia joined Marin Theatre Company as the Literary Manager and Resident Dramaturg in April 2016. Before becoming a member of the MTC team, she was the Resident Dramaturg at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, where she dramaturged more than 20 plays in 8 seasons including...
At Georgetown University in 2009, then-Secretary Hillary Clinton was asked by an undergraduate playwright how she viewed the role of artists in helping to promote human rights and amplify policy. Her answer? "I think artists are one of our most effective tools in reaching beyond and...
Our next interview is with playwright Sarah Sander. We caught up with her to ask some questions about her poignant, sexy, and darkly funny play Sycamore: BAPF: Why did the title "Sycamore" resonate with you? SS: For a handful of reasons. Sycamores are commonly found in the Midwest and the...
By George Brant Playwright, Grounded Oh, you can fool yourself. Perhaps it doesn’t come up the first rehearsal, or even the second. Perhaps you’ve distracted them with the research images you’ve brought in, or the joke on page 12, or the debate over the proper pronunciation of a word...