Short play honored in Best of Fest’s ten-year celebration
DO YOU TAKE THIS WOMAN? returns to Texas for Museum of Dysfunction’s Best of a Decade of Short Plays.
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DO YOU TAKE THIS WOMAN? returns to Texas for Museum of Dysfunction’s Best of a Decade of Short Plays.
My family inheritance play, GONE, heads to Los Angeles in March 2020 with the Inkwell Theater Lab.
Read DO YOU TAKE THIS WOMAN? and other LineStorm Playwrights in the new Best Ten-Minute Plays of 2019 collection.
LineStorm is all over Portland, Oregon, and the U.S. with new works for the stage.
Check it out at Mildred’s Umbrella Theater if you’re in Houston.
Portland, Oregon’s eclectic and electric group of writers, creating new works for the stage.
Check out our website.
As part of the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works, P-Town Playwrights produced “Short & Sweet,” and featured my ten-minute drama DO YOU TAKE THIS WOMAN? about a former writer married to a former painter.
Every person is a work of art. And everyone’s a critic.
My new play for the 365 Women a Year project was chosen for a staged reading at Oregon Contemporary Theatre in Eugene, OR for SWAN Day.
International Theater Arts Institute announced that my performance art play, 72 OBJECTS, was a finalist for its Cimientos reading and development series.
Spooky Action Theater’s
New Works in Action
Directed by Roberta Alves
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
1810 16th St. NW
Washington, DC 20009
It’s good to be home!
A new play by Lolly Ward
Directed by Jillian Armenante
CAST: Rebecca Mozo, Jesse Burch, Gigi Bermingham, Ethan Kogan, Alice Dodd, and Nancy Stone
Sunday, May 18, 2014, at 1:30 p.m.
monk space
Los Angeles, CA
A living will provides peace of mind as four stepsiblings divide their anticipated inheritance with generosity…with suspicion…with greed. Gamble the night away, but whatever you do, don’t leave the house—your family is watching.
http://playwrightsunion.com/
A new play by Lolly Ward
Directed by Arden Thomas
Saturday, May 10, 2014 at 4:00pm
California Institute of Technology
Hameetman Auditorium
The Cahill Center for Astrophysics
Once upon a space-time continuum, a scientist married a sculptor and had two kids who lied. In one wild night of discovery, secrets unravel to reveal lost ambitions, lost loves, and lost minds. Physics meets fraud in this exploration of the dimensions of family.
http://tacit.caltech.edu/shows.html
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