Join us from 10am - 1pm on Sunday, October 15th
to hear new works by:
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Leilani Squire
Playwrights Unit
Botched
Les & Kate Probst
Play 2
Ladd Sullivan
Playwrights Unit
G[r]eek
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Doors open for coffee and bagels at 9:30am
Admission is free.
Thank you to all who came to the theatre or watched us online! It was a great night.
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Check back soon to view the recording of tonight's event.
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Join us on Sunday, October 8 when our theme will be:
A Mixed Bag
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CONGRATULATIONS TO EST/LA ARTISTS
DAVID JOHANN KIM and ROSIE NARASAKI, 2022 LANPP GRANT AWARD RECIPIENTS!
This year, two of the four plays selected for awards by the Los Angeles New Play Project were authored by one playwright.
EST/LA Member David Johann Kim’s Two Stop will be staged by EST/LA, and his
Pang Spa will be premiered by Chalk Repertory Theatre. Both plays are set in the Los Angeles Korean community in the aftermath of the Rodney King verdict and are related in character and theme. Two Stop takes place in a Korean-owned convenience store on April 29, 1992, the night the verdict from the Rodney King trial became the flash point for the 1992 Los Angeles Uprising. Set on the outskirts of LA’s Koreatown, Kim’s Pang Spa depicts the lives of a formerly prosperous grocery family whose business was destroyed that night.
DAVID JOHANN KIM
EST/LA New West Alumnus Rosie Narasaki’s Unrivaled has been co-produced by Playwrights’ Arena and Boston Court Pasadena. Based on two renowned Japanese female writers of the 11th century, the play pulls back the curtain on gender politics, sexuality, and class structure in a period that draws parallels to contemporary Western culture.
ROSIE NARASAKI
The LOS ANGELES NEW PLAY PROJECT, founded to support original works presented on the Los Angeles stage, will award each of the selected playwrights $20,000, with an additional $20,000 going to each of the four producing entities that have agreed to produce the winning plays.
Announcing our second project that is part of our collaborative community partnership with USC's Warrior Bard Program:
The Hecuba Project
an interactive exploration of the Greek Tragedy "Hecuba" performed and discussed by an all U. S. Veteran cast.
Please explore both The Hecuba Project and The Ajax Project as part of our L. A. Projects series:
