INCUBATOR PLAYREADING SERIES
Do you know what every amazing theatre production has in common?
A killer script.
Spoiler Alert: we’re hoping these plays can find their way into a future Vashon Repertory Theatre season. These new plays come to us at random, and we select material aimed at giving the audience a taste of different forms of theatrical writing… primarily from Northwest playwrights. Here’s a glimpse of what’s ahead!
Women Playwrights
Curated by Bryan Willis, Playwright-in-Residence at the
NW Playwrights Alliance
Thursday, March 6—7:30pm
Friday, March 7—7:30pm
Saturday, March 8—2pm + 7:30pm
International Women’s Day Festival
with Women Hold The Key and VCA
Sunday, March 9—2pm
At Vashon Center for the Arts
Vashon Rep, Women Hold the Key and VCA are collaborating on a day of celebrating women, March 8.
A Place Like This is a one-act by Islander Deb Pierce McCabe that takes place in a dystopian future where a family hides from radical oppressors as they recall similar atrocities in human history
Directed by Kaycie Alanis & Amy Drayer
Angel of Belgrade by Kendra Phillips is based on the true story of a Serbian woman in the late 1970s at middle age and in the 1940s as a teen survivor of the Holocaust.
Directed by Margo Benedetto
Becoming Awesome by Y York is the second of York's new plays to premiere with Vashon Rep. It is a coming of age story with a unique twist.
Directed by Elizabeth Klob
MERCY by Elizabeth Heffron and Hope Wechkin is a musical chronicle of our healthcare system. Seattle Theater star Sarah Rudinoff leads a cast of the Island's best singer/actors as they make their way through the ups and downs of trying to save lives in a crazy system.
Directed by Charlotte Tiencken
Sheathed by Maggie Lee is set in a fictional fantastical universe ten years after a long, devastating civil war between the followers of Lord Tsuka and the Empress Kaji.
Directed by Brooke Osment