Wed., Sept. 30 @ 8pm
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MEET THE WRITERS hosted by Morgan Jenness Hear excerpts from the playwrights and mingle with them at our opening reception!

Sat.,Oct.3 @ 4pm
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by Laurel Haines / directed by Dominic D'Andrea A dystopian comedy about people struggling to survive in a world of tornado-canes, strawberry riots, and rationed toilet paper.

Thu.,Oct. 1 @ 4pm
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by Chad Beckim / directed by
Hal Brooks Two worlds intertwine via whispering Scrabble board, the Giant Buddha of Leshan, earthquakes, Swiss-Army knives, and Martin Lawrence in a modern-day ghost story.

Sat, Oct. 3 @ 8pm
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by Jen Silverman / directed by Tlaloc Rivas
An ancient bog queen named Nila takes off on a whirlwind tour of America, pursued by the brothers who discovered her, the bog-man who loved her, and a musician in search of a muse.

Thu.,Oct. 1 @ 8pm
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by Bekah Brunstetter / directed by Isaac Byrnes A virginal Sunday school teacher is forced to re-examine her faith.

Sun.,Oct. 4 @ 4pm
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by Jennifer Fawcett / directed by Shana Gold A flooding city, a boat full of birds, and a mother and child trying to find each other in a world of water.

Fri, Oct. 2 @ 4pm
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by Natalia Naman / directed by
Lisa Rothe A dying deconness, troubled church boy, and college girl in the midst of tragedy must join with the rest of the congregation.

Sun.,Oct., 4 @ 7pm
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by Stephanie Timm / directed by May Adrales Once upon a time, in a pillaged land, a girl is offered a promise of living happily every after by marrying a stranger across the sea, and discovers that hope might just be her worst enemy.

Fri, Oct.2 @ 8pm
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by Ethan Lipton / directed by Kip Fagan Luther supposes a world in which abandoned veterans of war are adopted in the fashion that we now adopt abandoned animals. And Walter and Marjorie are not exactly the best of friends.

Sun.,oct. 4 @ 8:30pm
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CLOSING RECEPTION
hosted by the Indo-American Arts Council
Join us to celebrate Playwrights' Week and for the presentation of the annual IAAC-Lark South Asian Diaspora Playwright-in-Residence Award to Rehana Mirza, plus excerpts from past award recipients Anuvab Pal and Aladdin Ullah.