Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative
www.cinciplaywrights.org
info@cinciplaywrights.org
(Kalman Kivkovich - President - kivi1@cinci.rr.com)
Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative
P.O. Box 19969
Cincinnati, OH 45219-0969
(513) 861-0004
Wrapped In Clover
February 14, 2012
Aronoff Center
Fifth Third Bank Theater
CPI New Voices 2011-2012 Series: Workshop readings of new plays written by local artists in the Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative. This month's selections: Wrapped In Clover by Tammy Brady.
Life After God
March 13, 2012
Aronoff Center
Fifth Third Bank Theater
CPI New Voices 2011-2012 Series: Workshop readings of new plays written by local artists in the Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative. This month's selections: Edge Walking by Barbara M. Harkness.
Al Dura: Truth or Deception?
April 14, 2012
Aronoff Center
Jarson-Kaplan Theater
Written by Kalman Kivkovich
Directed by Steve Suskin
On September 30, 2000, France 2 TV broadcast footage of a shootout in Gaza, zooming in on a Palestinian father and his 12-year-old son taking cover behind a concrete drum. According to the report, filmed by a Palestinian reporter for the state-run French network, the boy, Mohammed al Dura, was gunned down by the Israeli forces . . . but was he really . . . ?
About Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative
Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative is a grassroots arts organization of local playwrights, directors and actors devoted to bringing new plays by local playwrights to the Cincinnati stage.
NEW VOICES SERIES
Come and be a part of the creative process in developing new dramatic works. Don't miss these unique opportunities. Local actors and directors and dramaturgs team with playwrights in showcasing new works for the stage. Audience members enter into a dialogue with the playwright, actors and director, providing valuable feedback to the playwright.
The New Voices Series of staged readings is held at the Fifth Third Bank Theater at the Aronoff Center. The series season runs from September to June. All readings are on Tuesday evenings and begin at 7:30 pm. After the readings, audiences are invited to provide feedback to the author whose work was presented.
