Our next monthly meeting will be on Monday, March 18th, at 7 PM, at The Lowell Center, corner of Langdon and Frances, on campus. The nearest public parking ramp is two blocks south on Frances.
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Starting about 7:10, we will read:
Justice and Mercy ……… by John Morgan 1:15 4F, 4M, 1 reader
“Cleo” ……………………….. by Mark Lajiness :10 1M, 1W
“The Party Crasher” …… by Brendon Smith :10 3 Actors
Our next monthly meeting will be on Monday, February 18th, at 7 PM, at The Lowell Center, corner of Langdon and Frances on campus. The nearest public parking ramp is two blocks south on Frances across the street from our post-meeting watering hole, Porta Bella.
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Starting about 7:10, we will read:
“Radical Dramaturgy” …………………. presentation by Viviane Juguero :30
“Ben” ………………………………………… by Deb Meyer :10 2W, 1M, 1 reader
“Untitled” …………………………………… by Brendon Smith :10 1W, 1M
“Twenty Questions” …………………….. by Bob Curry :30 2W, 2M
“The Kuish Report” …………………….. by Coleman :10 – 3 actors
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On the March schedule:
Justice and Mercy ……………………….. by John Morgan 1:15 4F, 4M, 1 stage reader
The February 18 meeting of Playwrights Ink will include a presentation from Viviane Juguero, visiting scholar at UW-Madison:
THE CONCEPT OF DRAMATURGY THROUGH A RADICAL PERSPECTIVE
Dramaturgy is a complex and controversial concept and has been used in different senses like as a synonym for drama, the studies about plays, or its metaphorical use in social sciences. Concerning the creation of performing arts itself, the profusing of genres in contemporary arts sometimes makes difficult to understand what is dramaturgy which complicates the discussions about this specific knowledge. In this meeting, Viviane Juguero will talk about the concept of dramaturgy from a radical perspective, mentioning its specific role in social life and her artistic conception that understands dramaturgy both in a strict sense (literary creations of tabular texts) and in a broad sense (the discourse of the scene). The intention is to share the idea with playwrights, dramatists (as she perceives differences between these concepts), dramaturgs, and everybody interested in the theme.
Our next monthly meeting will be on Monday, January 21st, at 7 PM, at The Lowell Center, corner of Langdon and Frances on campus. The nearest public parking ramp is two blocks south on Frances across the street from our post-meeting watering hole, Porta Bella.
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Starting about 7:10, we will read:
“I Don’t Care” ……………… by Viviane Juguero :10
“Ben” ………………………….. by Deb Meyer :10 2W, 1M, 1 reader
Maybe Something ………… by Barry Levenson :20
Maybe Something ………… by Nick Schweitzer
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On the February schedule:
“Radical Dramaturgy” … presentation by Viviane Juguero :30
Our next monthly meeting will be on Monday, December 17th, at 7 PM, at the Midtown District police station’s Community Room, 4020 Mineral Point Road, Madison. This is across the street and a block east of Queen of Peace church between Glenway and Midvale.
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Starting about 7:10, we will read:
“Chang Eng: The Original Siamese Twins” … by Nick Schweitzer :40
“The Big Bang” ……………………………………..… by John Morgan :7 2 voices
“Overheard at the Pub” …………………………… by Mark Lajiness :15 5 characters
““Til We Meat Again” ………………………………. by Barry Levenson :30 3M, 2W
Our next monthly meeting will be on Monday, November 19th, at 7 PM, at The Lowell Center, corner of Langdon and Frances on campus. The nearest public parking ramp is two blocks south on Frances across the street from our post-meeting watering hole, Porta Bella.
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Starting about 7:10, we will read:
Homeros at Fireside …… by Bela Sandor :75
Starting about 7:10, we will read:
Death and Transfiguration .…………………… by Russ Tomar :70 2W, 4M, 1SD
