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Ellie

June 6, 2021 by Baltimore Playwrights Festival

Check out BPF’s reading of Ellie from June 5 followed by discussion with cast, director and writer. https://youtu.be/O33xJFdF7ls

 

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BPF presents Ellie by Bruce Bonefede
Reading of “The Two Of Us”

JOIN US SATURDAY, APRIL 29TH AT SPOTS FOR THE NEXT TWO READINGS IN OUR 'BEST OF THE SEASON'S SUBMISSIONS'
11 a.m.
Privileges by Kevin Schaeffer,
directed by Henry Cyr
Spotlighters

A two-hour divorce mediation between a high-powered husband and his captivating wife devolves into unsettling revelations of obsessive love, secret lives, concealed tragedies and crimes that leave the idealistic husband-wife mediators questioning their own fraying relationship.

1 p.m.
What Was Done by Jack Gohn,
directed by Barry Feinstein
Spotlighters

In 1977, White researcher Deirdre is pursuing a History Ph.D. at Georgetown, studying the history of lynchings in Maryland. She has come down to Southern Maryland to reconstruct the last lynching, which happened in 1933. What she learns will bring her into conflict with her 13year-old biracial son Kibuka, her Black voting rights activist lover Alex, and her racist White uncle Selby.

AND A TIMELY PIECE ON THE JEWISH EXPERIENCE COMING UP APRIL 30TH AT VAGABONDS
6 p.m.
Living Waters by Robyn Shrater Seemann
directed by Miriam Bazensky
Vagabonds

Three long-time friends gather at Talia’s pre-wedding mikvah appointment. They came to offer support and encouragement to give her a loving send-off into married life, but when things don’t go as planned, secrets come to light about the women and their relationship to this ancient and mystical ritual.

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