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You Won’t Know What Hit You: Bastion Carboni on his new short-theater series

Christopher Munden October 31, 2019 No Comments

Previewing RABBIT PUNCH, two nights of short, hard, fast theater

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Four Theatermakers (Re)Focus on Diversity

Smalley Bogg April 2, 2018 No Comments

The second (re)Focus Fest brings together four companies using performance to spark discussion about narrative, perspective, and history.

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Check Your Privilege: (re)FOCUS Fest

Christopher Munden April 7, 2016 No Comments

Four theater ensembles explore the concept of privilege and to celebrate diversity through shared performance.

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A Stage of One’s Own: MZ FEST at Plays and Players

Christopher Munden March 20, 2015 No Comments

MZ FEST brings together several local avant garde companies to provide dramatic theater opportunities for female artists.

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