6/15/2015

Complimentary Tickets to "Office Politics" for WBW Members!



Supporting theatrical work written, directed, and designed by women.

In This Newsletter: June 15, 2015


Office Politics
written by Marcy Lovitch
directed by Aimee Todoroff

Closing this Saturday!

Long View Theater
June Havoc Theater
312 W. 36th St.
New York, NY
When a white male co-worker makes an
off-the-cuff racially insensitive remark to his boss's black female assistant, what seems like a harmless joke snowballs, suddenly catapulting the ad sales office of a women's magazine into turmoil. Threats are made, loyalties tested and contrasting beliefs about power, race and class surface, resulting in an explosion of shocking reveals, lies and accusations, ultimately leaving their department in utter shreds.

Email Works By Women by 6 PM tonight to receive complimentary tickets to any of these performances:
Wed., 6/17, 7:30pm
Thurs., 6/18, 7:30pm
Fri, 6/19, 8pm
Sat., 6/20, 3pm
Sat., 6/20, 8pm

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The Relentless Award, established in honor of Philip Seymour Hoffman and his pursuit of truth in the theater, is the largest annual cash prize in American theater awarded to a playwright in recognition of a new play.

What we are looking for: Plays that are challenging, Plays that exhibit fearlessness, Plays that are not mainstream, Plays that exude passion, Plays that are relentlessly truthful The American Playwriting Foundation encourages submissions by first time playwrights, women and playwrights of color.

The author of the Relentless Award-winning play will receive $45,000, the option to have the winning play published by the Dramatists Play Service, and a week-long residency at SPACE on Ryder Farm, an artist residency program housed on a working organic farm in Brewster, New York.

The purpose of this play reading series is to develop new works which explore a new voice, expresses storytelling in an unconventional way, challenges both the artists as well as the audience to think outside of the box. The play may explore views on religion, race, gender, politics, social change, hunger, blindness or disability of any kind. 
directed by Tisa Chang
Pan Asian Repertory
The Clurman Theatre at Theatre Row
410 W. 42nd St.

New York, NY
July 5th - June 26th, 2015
Tisa Chang directs this re-imagining of the epic musical of US military in post-WWII Japan. This production highlights the all female Takarazuka dance theater and how compassion and love can heal prejudice despite the inevitable collision of two disparate, codified cultures. 
MEMBER CORNER

In MEMBER CORNER, members of Works by Women can share productions they are working on which feature many women artists, but either have a run of less than 2 weeks or do not meet the 50/50 writer, director, design team Works by Women requires. If you would like your project to be included, please email  info@worksbywomen.org with the subject "Member Corner and Title of Your Show" by Monday at noon.
directed by Tara Ahmadinejad
Piehole
Jack
505 1/2 Waverly Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11238
June 17th - June 28th, 2015

Performance collective Piehole wakes up an expensive art-object and give it a workout in a surreal gymnasium of sound, video, dance, and sweat.  Inspired by an enigmatic art-book produced from an awkward one-off collaboration between Samuel Beckett and Jasper Johns, Piehole's Hand Foot Fizzle Face examines the self-defeating impulse to transcend ephemerality, in art and life.   
DOUBLE WIDE Bar & Southern Kitchen
505 E 12th St, NY, NY
Monday, June 22nd - 2015
6:30-9:30 PM
Join the makers of Girls State for a night of fun, friends, drink specials, and raffle prizes as they kick off our Kickstarter fundraiser! Great raffle prizes.
Girls State is a new musical comedy television project based on the real life summer camp program run by the American Legion Auxiliary for rising high school seniors. In August, they'll be shooting a pilot presentation in Los Angeles.The project is led by a team of accomplished, emerging women filmmakers.

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