A one-act play produced during Changing Scene Theatre
Northwest‘s “Summerplay” festival earlier this summer will
receive dramatic readings as part of Key City Public
Theatre‘s “Summer Sampler” at 7 p.m. July
30 and 8 p.m. July 31 at the Pope Marine Building, Water and
Madison streets in Port Townsend.
“Who’s Afraid of George and Alice,” by
James Daly, was selected to be produced during the
second of two “Summerplay” series, and “Belief,”
by David Schoeder, received a dramatic reading
during the semifinal eliminations. Both received honorable mention
status in Key City’s 2008 One Act Play Competition sponsored by the
Port Townsend Arts Commission. Both playwrights are from Port
Townsend.
Angela Gilbert will direct the Port Townsend readings, which
will feature Terry Campbell, Judith Glass Collins and Christian
Elbert (in “Who’s Afraid of George and Alice”) and Mickey McKinney,
Zach Nesmith, Don White, Iain Coates, Mason Stan and Elber (in
“Belief”).
Admission is pay-what-you-wish. Information: (360)
379-0195, keycitypublictheatre.org.
More later … — MM