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The One Minute Play Festival
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Monarch Theatre Company presents:
The One Minute Play Festival
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Synopsis
Curated by Dominic D'Andrea The One Minute Play Festival is an informal festival of incredibly short plays. Thirty-four of today's most exciting playwrights were challenged to write plays with only one rule: it must be under 60 seconds from lights up to lights down.
Curated in the spirit of radical inclusion, The One Minute Play Festival presents an eclectic array of writers with different backgrounds and styles, in a fast-paced and ambitious evening of really quick - and good - work. For both writers and directors the challenge of creating compelling one-minute plays is a daring exercise in immediacy and risk-taking that will be entertaining for audiences and artists alike.
The One Minute Play Festival features playwrights: Mando Alvarado, Trista Baldwin, Andy Bragen, Abigail Browde, Clay McLeod Chapman, Alley Collier, James Comtois, Emily Conbere, Migdalia Cruz, Mike Daisey, Bathsheba Doran, Michael John Garces, Jason Grote, Ashlin Halfnight, Christina Ham, Jakob Holder, J. Holtham, Kyle Jarrow, Rajiv Joseph, Sibyl Kempson, Callie Kimball, Courtney Brooke Lauria, Matthew Lopez, Qui Nguyen, Emily O'Dell, Matt Olmos, Daria Politan, Mac Rogers, Trav SD, Lloyd Suh, Adam Szymkowicz, Andrea Thome, Gary Winter, Anna Zeigler and directors: Isaac Butler, Jay Cohen, Dominic D'Andrea, Michael Gardner, Marlo Hunter, Yana Landowne, Taibi Magar, Jennifer Ortega, Michael Silverstone, Max Williams and Jordan Young.
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