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Events

Upcoming Events:

       February 16, 2012
       Caridad Svich's The Way of Water at The Lark
       Director Jose Zayas
       The Way of Water is a play that pits the BP oil spill next to the lives of those affected by it. It's a story about
       four people making do as best they can, living their lives, and just trying to stay afloat in the land of many
       compromised dreams. It's a play about rumors and truth, what is said and what gets written, about the quest for
       an honorable life, poverty in America, and the riddles fate plays on human will.

Recent Events:

       December 12, 2011
       Caridad Svich's Guapa at Gramercy Arts Theatre
       Directed by Jose Zayas
       In a small Texas town, caught in the long history of class struggle & racism, live Roly, a single mother,
       and her makeshift family. Taken in by the family is a young woman named simply Guapa (Beautiful), who
       dreams of playing women's soccer. This is a story about a working class community trying to make ends
       meet with magical dreams of sports, graffiti, birds in flight, indigenous history, trauma, recovery,
       and the viable possibilities of a better life.
       For more info on Guapa see interview with the author here.

       October 24, 2011
       Matthew Ivan Bennett's A Night with the Family at Salt Lake Acting Company
       Director Mark Fossen

       September 13, 2011
       Caridad Svich's Guapa at The Lark
       Director Jose Zayas

       May 31, 2011
       Ellen Struve's Recommended Reading for Girls at Great Plains Theatre Conference
       http://www.mccneb.edu/theatreconference/index.asp

       March 31, 2011
       Rob Zellers The Happiness They Seek at The Lark Play Development Center, NYC
       Artistic Advisor Margarett Perry

       March 4, 2011
       Joe and Andrew Doss Earnest in Austin, TX

       October 19, 2009
       Thomas Gibbons Silverhill at Philadelphia Theatre Company
       Director Rick Corley