ScriptWorks Toronto presents their debut script reading event at The Assembly Theatre on Queen Street West for an evening supporting emerging playwrights to explore their new works. Whether you\'re a seasoned writer or just a curious theatre enthusiast, this event is perfect for all. Come together to hear new work, explore and share ideas and network with industry professionals from the local theatre scene.
The following new plays will be debuted and read by talented actors Jonnie Lombard, ... view more »
ScriptWorks Toronto presents their debut script reading event at The Assembly Theatre on Queen Street West for an evening supporting emerging playwrights to explore their new works. Whether you\’re a seasoned writer or just a curious theatre enthusiast, this event is perfect for all. Come together to hear new work, explore and share ideas and network with industry professionals from the local theatre scene.
The following new plays will be debuted and read by talented actors Jonnie Lombard, Jameson Mosher, Miranda Wiseman, Jessa Richer and Catherine Gava :
My Better Half by Evan Bawtinheimer
Russel and Maria, a high school couple, plan their future while dealing with a mental health crisis. An emotional deep dive into the consequences of bi-polar disorder on developing young relationships.
On-the-rag Dolls by Allison Fradkin
It’s Casual Friday, and three friends from church are congregating for their weekly sleepover. But they can’t relax. They’re too busy minding their P’s and ignoring their Q’s. Because the answer to everything is purity, piety, progeny. Period! When one of the girls starts seeing red, will the onset of menstruation be cause for celebration? Or will the ability for fertility inspire hostility?
An excerpt from Leave Nothing Unsaid by Jack Burrill
Leave Nothing Unsaid is a story about seeking forgiveness. After the passing of her mother Jamie Cadell reaches out to her estranged father to make amends. Her father, Eugene, makes it difficult to mend bridges as he is constantly distracted with writing his novel and his drinking. Jamie has to confront her own pain and find a way to let go. Will Eugene ever be ready to apologize?
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