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Tune in or click here to listen live on Saturday, August 14th, when your Scribbler’s next guest will be:
Natalie Rogers of Florida BookPALS and Florida PencilPALS.
It’s a dirty job, but somebody has to work with the mega-talented director Jamie Cline on the amazing playwright Nicole Antonia Carson’s hysterical new play, Turn Me On, Dead Man. So come out to see your Scribbler, Darlyn Finch, make her Orlando acting debut in early August.
Don’t make me come get you!
Oh, I forgot to mention: there are six other wonderful ten-minute plays that night, as well. Hope to see you there!
Summer Shorts 2010 Directors and Casts
Playwrights Round Table is now in full production mode for Summer Shorts 2010: Summer Love, their upcoming presentation in August at the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center’s Studio B.
The directors and casts for the shows are:
The Specialist by Alex Carroll — Directed by Kimberly Luffman and featuring Jenna Hellmuth, Mike Besaw, and Eric Kuritzky
A Troubling Issue by David Strauss –Directed by Erik Morris and Tara Corless, featuring Joe Glass, Mike Besaw, and Amy Pastoor
Turn Me On, Dead Man by Nicole Antonia Carson — Directed by Jamie Cline, featuring Darlyn Finch and Chris Norton
7 Translations by Stephen J. Miller — Directed by Scott Hodges, featuring
A Dozen Roses by Stephen Baily — Directed by Paul Castaneda, featuring Corey Volence, Renee Wilson, and Charles R. Dent
Bitten by Penny Jackson — Directed by Heather Lam, featuring Pat Barker and Tim Wiley
Turning the Tide by Nick Civitello — Directed by Tara Corless, featuring Nicky Urban and Josh Geoghaghan
Summer Shorts 2010 will be presented at the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center in Studio B on August 5-7 and 11-15. Tickets are $15 for general admission, $10 for PRT members, seniors, and students. However, on August 5th, ALL tickets are $10 for a special preview with a talkback session after the show; also, Wednesday August 11th is Industry Night, with an across-the-board ticket rate of $10.
Please join us for an evening of great original theater in beautiful Loch Haven Park!
