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ANPF Fall Festival Reading of A LONG TIME COMING

October 22 @ 1:30 pm

$15 – $25

A LONG TIME COMING
By Weston Gaylord
Directed by Holly L. Derr

A Long Time Coming tells two intertwining stories of one family: a novelist in 2024 who puts his mother’s life story into words, his great-granddaughter and her son in 2114, who journey from a California farm to a Norwegian forest and discover a secret that has waited a century to come to light. The play features an amazing cast that includes Liisa Ivary*, Rafael Untalan *, Michaela Jose, Ellen D. Williams*, Teo Briones, and Jennifer Lanier*. Stage directions read by Emma Richardson.

Weston Gaylord is a playwright and librettist based in Los Angeles. He has been a member of the Geffen Writers’ Room and The Vagrancy Playwrights Group, a winner of Humanitas PLAY LA, and a finalist for the Seven Devils Playwrights Conference and the O’Neill National Musical Theatre Conference.

Come be a part of the process as this new work comes to life through the magic of a dramatic reading. Be sure to stay for the talkbacks and share your insights with the artists.

(* Member of Actors Equity Association.)

Join us for the readings:
10/20 @7:30 pm
10/22 @1:30 pm
@SOU Main Stage Theatre, 491 S. Mountain Ave. Ashland, OR 97520

Details

Date:
October 22
Time:
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Cost:
$15 – $25
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Website:
https://ashlandnewplays.org

Organizer

Ashland New Plays Festival
Phone
(541) 488-7995
Email
marketing@ashlandnewplays.org
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Venue

SOU Main Stage Theatre
491 S. Mountain Ave
Ashland, 97520
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