Crafton Hills College Theatre Department to Present New Works Festival Virtually
Publish Date: May 6, 2020
The show must go on! Crafton Hills College Theatre Department is presenting a New Works Festival “In the Beginning” virtually on Saturday, May 9 from 2 p.m. until 10 p.m. PST.
The festival will be presented live on Youtube at https://youtu.be/yWjqlH-I-KY in four time blocks with short breaks between each block. All performances range from six to 27 minutes and will be performed live.
Block 1 will begin at 2 p.m. and last until approximately 4 p.m. It will contain the following performances:
- Reservation by Ronald Garbin, dir. Patrick Brien (25:00)
- Conference on the Mound by Tim Lehnart, dir. Samantha Bloom (12:00)
- Void by Zach McConnell, dir. Daniel Stuard (14:00)
- Yggdrasil by Jeff Dunne, dir. Samantha Bloom (7:00)
- Magic If by Hannah Barnes, dir. Daniel Stuard (10:00)
- Setting the Scene by Alex Wilkie, dir. Jocelyn Perez (8:00)
- Fluent by Chuck Smith, dir. Jackson Bottoff (12:00)
- The Arrival by Michael Rendino, dir. Jocelyn Perez (12:00)
Block 2 is scheduled for 4-6 p.m., and will contain the following performances:
- Apple of My Eye by Rich Rubin, dir. Zach McConnell and Robert Remedios (6:00)
- Descent of a Dog by Murray Brozonski, dir. Tony Baltierra (18:00)
- Apple by Trevor Suthers, dir. Robert Remedios (13:00)
- My Heart Will Go On by Bara Swain, dir. Kevin Evans (27:00)
- Adam and Eve by Robert Wanderman, dir. Robert Remedios (13:00)
- Zany Planets by Rex McGregor, dir. Jared Diamond (10:00)
- Gospel According to Bowser by Dan Borengasser, dir. Brian Campbell (10:00)
Block 3 is scheduled for 6-8 p.m., and will contain the following performances:
- Moving Inventory by Troy Loftin, dir. Kobe Darby (12:00)
- The Sun, the Moon and Salena by Paul Pasulka, dir. Chriss Martinez (14:00)
- Sounds From the Merry Go Round by Stephen Stewart, dir. Jackson Bottorff (25:00)
- Maker by Bethany Dickens, dir. Hannah Barnes (11:00)
- How Grandma Met the Rat Pack by Greg Tulonen, dir. Kevin Evans (18:00)
- Rippled Reflection by Rajapillai Pillai, dir. Ana McNaughtan (9:00)
- Logical by David Carkeet, dir. Brian Campbell (17:00)
Block 4 is scheduled for 8-10 p.m., and will contain the following performances:
- Three Point Shot by David Sobel, dir. Amber Valentina Johnson (11:00)
- Not All Men by Jonathan Wickremasinghe-Kuhn, dir. Zach McConnell and Robert Remedios (8:00)
- Fred Squad by Bill Brohaugh and Lisa Holt, dir. Shannon Galuszka (20:00)
- Something to Remember by Carl L. Williams, dir. Frank Minano (9:00)
- Born Lucky by William K. Hugel, dir. Winston Peacock (20:00)
- A Less Than Serious Performance by Les Abramowitz, dir. Nicole Cowans (10:00)
- Trigger Finger by Samantha Bloom, dir. Hannah Barnes (22:00)
- Henry’s Hope by Margaret Lepera, dir. Joseph Henson (10:00)
We hope you will join the Crafton Hills College theatre department as they present 30 unpublished new plays brought to you virtually in one day of social-distance magic! For more information about the festival, email Paul Jacques pjacques@sbccd.cc.ca.us. For more information about Crafton Hills College, visit craftonhills.edu.