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SUMMARY:Plays in Process - Three Tall Persian Women
DESCRIPTION:When Golnar\, a punkish Iranian-American millennial\, returns home to her mother\, Nasrin\, for the anniversary of her father’s passing\, she walks into hoards of family memorabilia that her grandmother\, Mamani\, has moved in with her. Golnar tries to get “the dames” to get rid of some stuff\, but Nasrin resists. While getting ready for the anniversary gathering\, Golnar searches for her lost box of medicinal ’shrooms. As the evening intensifies within the cramped space\, Golnar comes to find out the dames are trying to set her up with a family-friend\, Arash. Who survives the night? What’s inside the tea that everyone’s drinking? This play is about generational differences\, grief\, control and learning to let go of it. But more than anything\, it is a love story to our immigrant mothers. \nAnita Abdinezhad*\nPronouns (she/her/hers) \nAbdinezhad is thrilled to be collaborating with Shakespeare & Company on her first full-length play. She is a writer and actor based in Los Angeles and New York\, N.Y. Her writing credits include Three Tall Persian Women (the one act) at San Francisco Playhouse and Fareeda’s Phantasias (½ comedy pilot)\, a semifinalist at Sundance Episodic Lab. Acting credits include Broadway: POTUS\, or Behind Every Great Dumbass are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive\, (Shubert Theatre); Off-Broadway: Persian Pod (Ars Nova)\, Bismillah (Wild Project)\, and The Welcoming Committee (The Lark); TV and Film: Girls on the Bus (HBO Max)\, Evil (Paramount+)\, Ahamed’s Ramadan Diary (Comedy Central)\, and Eradication (Tubi). Abdinezhad is also a co-creator with Dalia Ashurina on an exciting ½ hour comedy pilot\, Understudies.
URL:https://shakespeare.org/calendar/2024/11/21/plays-in-process-three-tall-persian-women/
LOCATION:Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre\, Lenox
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SUMMARY:Plays in Process - The Aves
DESCRIPTION:In the summer\, an old man and old woman sit on a park bench\, talk about birds\, and bet on the rain. A funny-sad play about getting older in a future that’s closer than we think. \nJiehae Park\nPark’s plays include peerless (Yale Rep\, Primary Stages)\, Hannah & the Dread Gazebo (Oregon Shakespeare Festival)\, Here We Are Here (Sundance\, Berkeley Rep’s Ground Floor\, Princess Grace WIP @ Baryshnikov Arts Center)\, The Aves (Alley All-New\, McCarter Spotlight Festival)\, contributions to Wondrous Strange (Humana/ATL)\, and the book for the upcoming musical Kill the Boyband. Her awards include Steinberg\, Leah Ryan Prize\, Princess Grace Award\, Weissberger\, ANPF Women’s Invitational\, Blackburn Finalist. Development projects include Soho Rep\, the Public\, p73\, ACT\, CTG\, Atlantic\, Dramatists Guild Fellowship\, Ojai\, and the amazing Ma-Yi Writers Lab. Commissions includePlaywrights Horizons\, Yale Rep\, Geffen\, OSF\, MTC/Sloan. Residencies includeMacDowell\, Yaddo\, Hedgebrook\, McCarter/Sallie B. Goodman. As a performer\, she most recently appeared in Celine Song’s ENDLINGS (NYTW\, ART)\, and Ripe Time/Naomi Iizuka’s adaption of Murakami’s SLEEP (BAM Next Wave\, Yale Rep). For TV\, she has written for Hulu\, Apple\, & Anonymous Content. Former Tow Fellow and Hodder Fellow; current NYTW Usual Suspect\, Lincoln Center Theater writer in residence\, and New Dramatist.
URL:https://shakespeare.org/calendar/2024/11/21/plays-in-process-the-aves/
LOCATION:Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre\, Lenox
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SUMMARY:Ken Ludwig's Dear Jack\, Dear Louise
DESCRIPTION:Shakespeare & Company presents Tony Award-winning playwright Ken Ludwig’s Dear Jack\, Dear Louise – the story of two strangers introduced through letters\, kept apart by war\, and drawn together through shared stories of their lives\, hopes\, and fears. A comedic and touching look at life in 1942 complete with nods to music\, theater\, and literature. Dear Jack\, Dear Louise was inspired by the WWII courtship of Ludwig’s parents. \nThis production has been generously sponsored by the Friedman family\, in honor of Roberta Friedman.
URL:https://shakespeare.org/calendar/2024/11/21/ken-ludwigs-dear-jack-dear-louise-6/
LOCATION:Roman Garden Theatre\, Lenox
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