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Cincinnati Playwright's Initiative (CPI) Presents:
Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative: New Voices Staged Readings
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September 23, 2008 - June 9, 2009
Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative is a grass roots organization of playwrights, directors and actors devoted to bringing plays written by local playwrights to the Cincinnati stage in the form of staged readings.
Upcoming Readings include:
April 21, 2009 @ 7:30 PM
God Baseball [1-Act Play]
Written by Emerson Hodell Dyer
Directed by Arnie Shayne
Two brothers drive through the South, recalling a series of events that have permanently altered the lives of their family.
Who's the Psycho Killer Now?
Written by Alan Jozwiak
Directed by Arnie Shayne
Two men, a psycho killer and his intended victim, engage in life or death struggle for survival-a struggle which will leave only one of them alive.
A Play of Seeming Complexity
Written by Alan Jozwiak
Directed by Charles Goetz
A tough private eye, a gorgeous heiress, and an annoying clown discover the hilarious secret behind a mysterious voice which only they can hear.
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May 19, 2009
A Stop in Paris
Written by Kalman Kivkovich
Directed by Jim Waldfogle
A Stop in Paris is based on a true story. It takes place in early '70s. An Israeli architectural student in Florence, Italy, is on his way to the USA with a stop in Paris. DANNI visits and stays with his friends ANDRE and NICOLE. He then continues to New York on a two-month research trip. On his way back he revisits his friends. He soon finds out that he must have had a guardian angel . . . .
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June 9, 2009 @ 7:30 PM
Elegy
Written and directed by Herb DuVal
Norman, a young man on the verge of marriage, of independence, of life, is afraid to take the plunge. His best friend and his fiance urge him to go and begin a new life in another state as the depression closes in on their community. It is the day Roosevelt closed the banks in 1933. His father and the family cook say go, his mother urges caution. The marital tension of a neighboring couple adds to the drama. Finally, in his own quiet way, Norman makes choices that benefit those around him. And in the long run, maybe they served him well, too.
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$7.00
$4.00 Student
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Aronoff Center for the Arts
650 Walnut St.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Ticket Office
Phone: (513) 621-2787
ticketing@cincinnatiarts.org
Directions and Parking
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Fifth Third Bank Theater
A studio theater, which seats 150 in a theater setting, can be configured for a wide variety of functions from theater to dinners and dances for up to 280. With full lighting and sound, many businesses will find the space ideal for presentations, conferences, meetings or parties.
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