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The series lineup will feature work by David Mamet and others.
Dorset Theatre Festival has announced the full lineup and casting for its inaugural Pipeline Series, which will feature four one-night-only presentations at the Dorset Playhouse from June 26 through August 12.
The Pipeline Series is described as "a cutting edge series of four presentations of works destined to become tomorrow's classics" and builds on Dorset Theatre Festival's growing reputation as an incubator of new work.
The schedule for the presentations is as follows: Kate Cortesi's Is Edward Snowden Single? (June 26), directed by Pirronne Yousefzadeh and featuring Keilly McQuail, Amelia Workman, and Max Rosenak; a new play by Melissa Ross (July 10), directed by Giovanna Sardelli and featuring Academy Award winner Estelle Parsons, Sarah Nina Hayon, Aaron Weiner, Ismenia Mendes, and Neil Tyrone Pritchard; Frank Harts's Invictus Mingus (July 31), directed by Jackson Gay and featuring Frank Harts, Tom Nieboer, and Molly Hershbergl; and David Mamet's A Life in the Theatre (August 12), directed by Dina Janis and featuring Emmy nominee Treat Williams and Yuri Sardarov.
Dorset Theatre Festival's mission is to create bold, innovative, and authentic theater that engages a diverse, multi-generational community and economically diverse region — enlightening, entertaining, and inspiring its audiences through the celebration of great plays.