PCTC New Works Festival
The Dr. R J Rodriguez Emerging Playwrights' Celebration 2021
| “How do we own our past and re-imagine our future?" |
In a time when it’s hard to tear our eyes away from the dramas being played out on our screens and in our streets, PLAYHOUSE CREATURES THEATRE COMPANY’S celebration of new works by emerging playwrights offers an opportunity to imagine encounters between people who make history and those who work tirelessly to
change its course.
change its course.
"Reimagining America:
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Schedule
Saturday March 13th 7:00pm EST - Opening Night
See all three plays followed by a live artist town hall and Q&A with the playwrights and directors.
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Sunday March 14th 7:00pm EST
The Missouri Horror by David Crespy
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Monday March 15th 7:00pm EST
Monticello 2020 by Madeline Daly Puccioni
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Tuesday March 16th 7:00pm EST
Clara, and Serra, and the Talking Bear by Angela J. Davis
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How to participate
Festival PassJoin us for a marathon presentation of all three one-acts on Saturday, March 23rd followed by a live “artists town hall” and Q&A with the playwrights, directors and production team. Then, enjoy each of plays individually followed by in-depth interviews with the playwrights.
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Single TicketWatch a play a night, followed by an in-depth interview with each playwright on Sunday March 14th, Monday March 15th or Tuesday March 16th.
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Become a donorEvery dollar counts when it comes to supporting the arts and local charities.
Ticket sales support charities chosen by the playwrights as well as PCTC’s community partner, Nazareth Housing. |
Charities we support
Playhouse CreaturesNazareth Housing is a community-based nonprofit serving vulnerable families and individuals in crisis. For almost 40 years Nazareth has helped families to unlock their potential, build pathways out of poverty, and avoid homelessness.
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Monticello 2020The Oakland LGBTQ Community Center is dedicated to enhancing and sustaining the well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals, our families and allies, by providing educational, social, and health related activities, programs and services.
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Clara, and Serra, and the Talking BearThe Downtown Women’s Center (DWC) envisions a Los Angeles with every woman housed and on a path to personal stability. Its mission is to end homelessness for women in greater Los Angeles through housing, wellness, employment, and advocacy.
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The Missouri HorrorThe donation for THE MISSOURI HORROR will go to the Columbia African American Association Memorial Scholarship – CAAA, which is a local charitable organization committed to the development of America's youth, specifically targeting African American students living in the Columbia, Missouri area.
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