Landscape by Emma Durbin - In Bloom Development Series
Tuesday, Mar 4, 2025 @ 7:00 PM CST • Suggested: $20.00
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Theatre L'Acadie's In Bloom Series presents Landscape by Emma Durbin, with Direction by Joel Willison and Dramaturgy by Connor Ermir Bradshaw.
READING WILL TAKE PLACE AT TWO SEPARATE LOCATIONS:
MONDAY FEBRUARY 24th @ 7PM - Performance at
FACILITY THEATRE
1138 N California Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 (Humboldt Park)
TUESDAY MARCH 4th @ 7PM - Performance at
REDTWIST THEATRE
1044 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Chicago, IL 60660 (Edgewater)
About In Bloom:
How do you get people to talk about the ugly? As nurturers of new and under-produced works, Theatre L’acadie is driven to unearth the beauty rooted within chaos. The In Bloom series aims to highlight early-career BIPOC, LGBTQ+, & non-binary artists through intentional script selection, casting, and direction. Each play is carried through a workshop rehearsal process, aided by a dramaturg, culminating in a final reading where playwrights get the chance to hear audience feedback, and bring their work to the broader Chicago Theatre community.
All profits from ticket sales go directly into the pockets of the artists involved in this reading. Thank you for supporting Pay-What-You-Can theatre by paying what YOU can.
READING WILL TAKE PLACE AT TWO SEPARATE LOCATIONS:
MONDAY FEBRUARY 24th @ 7PM - Performance at
FACILITY THEATRE
1138 N California Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 (Humboldt Park)
TUESDAY MARCH 4th @ 7PM - Performance at
REDTWIST THEATRE
1044 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Chicago, IL 60660 (Edgewater)
About In Bloom:
How do you get people to talk about the ugly? As nurturers of new and under-produced works, Theatre L’acadie is driven to unearth the beauty rooted within chaos. The In Bloom series aims to highlight early-career BIPOC, LGBTQ+, & non-binary artists through intentional script selection, casting, and direction. Each play is carried through a workshop rehearsal process, aided by a dramaturg, culminating in a final reading where playwrights get the chance to hear audience feedback, and bring their work to the broader Chicago Theatre community.
All profits from ticket sales go directly into the pockets of the artists involved in this reading. Thank you for supporting Pay-What-You-Can theatre by paying what YOU can.
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