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New England – West: Bold Moves
Jul 01, 2022
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Keri Safran and Maya Loren Jackson in Don’t Call Me Cupid by Jonathan Cook at Barrington Stage Company's 2021 10x10 New Play Festival. Photo by David Dashiell
Keri Safran and Maya Loren Jackson in Don’t Call Me Cupid by Jonathan Cook at Barrington Stage Company's 2021 10x10 New Play Festival. Photo by David Dashiell.

 

Another entire season has passed with theatremakers navigating COVID. Masks or no masks? Proof of vaccination required? Is a COVID compliance officer needed? In spite of the continued challenges, theatre is surviving. The lucky ones saw shows in person; those with endurance attended more virtual theatre, which continues to get more innovative. Writers kept writing, getting published and receiving awards. Not a typical year, but another theatre season is in the books. (Is there such a thing as ‘typical season’ anymore?)

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Emma Palzere-Rae
Emma Palzere-Rae

is the current Western New England Regional Rep. Plays currently available for touring: Aunt Hattie's House and The Woodhull Project.

Related Dramatist(s)
Emma Palzere-Rae
Related Organization(s)
Hartford Stage,
Barrington Stage Company,
Williamstown Theatre Festival,
Silverthorne Theater Company,
Play Incubation Collective,
Vermont Actors' Repertory Theatre,
Forge Theater Lab, The,
UMass New Play Lab,
Long Wharf Theatre,
League of Resident Theatres (LORT)
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