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Featuring developmental productions by:
Carlyle Brown
Kathleen Tolan
Seth Bockley
Featuring developmental productions by:
Carlyle Brown
Kathleen Tolan
Seth Bockley
October 13 – November 20, 2011 in Goodman's Owen Theatre
2 hours
New Stages Amplified
The 2011/2012 Owen subscription season starts with something entirely new: New Stages Amplified. Building on the success of our long running new play festival, New Stages, this special event—perfect for anyone who loves new plays and insider access—offers audiences the chance to experience never-before-seen work from rising-star playwrights in a setting where the play is fully produced, but not elaborately staged; professional and polished, but still open to your insights and observations.
Patrons are invited to stay after the show and talk directly with the artists about their artistic process.
New Stages Amplified
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Dartmoor Prison
By Carlyle Brown
Directed by Chay YewOctober 13 – October 23, 2011
Carlyle Brown’s riveting new play takes us to Britain’s most notorious holding pen for prisoners of war and domestic criminals during the War of 1812.
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Chicago Boys
By Kathleen Tolan
Directed by Ann FilmerOctober 27 – November 6, 2011
Set in the 1970s in Chicago and Santiago, Chile, this new play tells the story of Joe, a young American economist and protégé of legendary University of Chicago professor Milton Friedman, who travels to Chile to promote free-market economics.
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Ask Aunt Susan
By Seth Bockley
Directed by Joanie SchultzNovember 10 – November 20, 2011
In this wry new comedy from playwright Seth Bockley, a 20-something man moonlights as Aunt Susan, an online guru offering advice to women on everything from boyfriends to back problems.