The Overtime Theater will present its second installment of the 2022 New Play Development Series: Women’s Voices, featuring new works from female playwrights in celebration of Women’s History Month. The three plays that were selected for a staged reading are Blurred Life by Dawn Xavier-Franklin, Lucky Numbers by Hope Hommersand, and The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray by Ada A.
In Xavier-Franklin’s Blurred Life, a Black nerd (Blerd) gets “played” by the rules about being a wife and mom. But what if focusing on those rules was the problem?
In Hommersand’s one-act comedy Lucky Numbers, a man goes into a convenience store to buy a lottery ticket based on numerology. Will those numbers be the winning combo?
In Ada A.’s compelling one-act play, The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray, a passionate, young student goes back in time to meet the subject of her college paper. Can the modern lens of history help her capture the essence of her subject?
The Overtime Theater will present its second installment of the 2022 New Play Development Series: Women’s Voices, featuring new works from female playwrights in celebration of Women’s History Month. The three plays that were selected for a staged reading are Blurred Life by Dawn Xavier-Franklin, Lucky Numbers by Hope Hommersand, and The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray by Ada A.
In Xavier-Franklin’s Blurred Life, a Black nerd (Blerd) gets “played” by the rules about being a wife and mom. But what if focusing on those rules was the problem?
In Hommersand’s one-act comedy Lucky Numbers, a man goes into a convenience store to buy a lottery ticket based on numerology. Will those numbers be the winning combo?
In Ada A.’s compelling one-act play, The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray, a passionate, young student goes back in time to meet the subject of her college paper. Can the modern lens of history help her capture the essence of her subject?
The Overtime Theater will present its second installment of the 2022 New Play Development Series: Women’s Voices, featuring new works from female playwrights in celebration of Women’s History Month. The three plays that were selected for a staged reading are Blurred Life by Dawn Xavier-Franklin, Lucky Numbers by Hope Hommersand, and The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray by Ada A.
In Xavier-Franklin’s Blurred Life, a Black nerd (Blerd) gets “played” by the rules about being a wife and mom. But what if focusing on those rules was the problem?
In Hommersand’s one-act comedy Lucky Numbers, a man goes into a convenience store to buy a lottery ticket based on numerology. Will those numbers be the winning combo?
In Ada A.’s compelling one-act play, The Reverend Dr. Paul(i) Murray, a passionate, young student goes back in time to meet the subject of her college paper. Can the modern lens of history help her capture the essence of her subject?
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