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DIRECTORS' WEEKEND
Ten directors create 15-minute pieces considering how our country's history is written by the media, how media manipulates the personas of women in power, and what realistic or fantastic colossal shift could occur to change the media narrative. Sat, July 13 at 4pm & 7pmSun, July 14 at 4pm & 7pm Meet the Directors
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NEW LOOKS @ NEW WORKS
Bora Yoon, Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai and Soomi Kim explore the intersections between research, narrative, and hybrid theater. Join them as they share new excerpts in development and dialogue about the nexus of race, culture, gender, new visions for how we create work for a new world. Wed, July 31 at 8pm Read More
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I AM THE BEGGAR OF THE WORLD
An evening of poetry from the Pashtun women of Afghanistan collected by award-winning journalist and poet Eliza Griswold, f ollowed by a screening of the short film Snake by Seamus Murphy. Tue, July 30 at 7pm Read more
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ON THE BLOG:
Interview with our Festival Director
This week, we sat down with the Women Center Stage 2013 Festival Director, Alex Mallory, to find out what's new for the Festival this year. Watch our video interview now on the Women Center Stage blog.
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THIS WEEKEND
Bloomsday Celebration
To celebrate Bloomsday, award-winning actress Eunice Wong will read one of the greatest monologues in the English language, Molly Bloom's moving river of sensual late-night musings that conclude James Joyce's masterpiece Ulysses.
Sun, June 16 at 3pm
The Lynn Redgrave Theater at Culture Project
45 Bleecker Street, New York, NY
Tickets $25 (students $10)
For more information, and to purchase tickets visit CultureProject.org or call 866.811.4111.
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FROM OUR FRIENDS
Working Theater's
4th Annual Directors Salon
Now in its fourth season, Working Theater's Directors Salon is a week of events created to inspire and assist emerging stage directors in their careers. Throughout the Salon, directors will be given the opportunity to work, network, hear from leaders in the field and join a community of both emerging and established directors. This year, over 50 artists will be participating in the salon.
June 17-23
the June Havoc Theatre at the Abingdon Theatre Arts Complex
312 West 36th Street
Free and open to the public
For more information, including tickets and how to get involved, please visit Working Theater's website or call 212.244.3300.
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