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
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
Buy tickets to all 5 shows and save 10% on your total purchase with discount code: VRT10
A Place Like This is a one-act by Islander Deb 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