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374 stories from By Kenneth Jones

Kenneth Jones' "Alabama Story" To Get World Premiere by Pioneer Theatre Company by Kenneth Jones

The 2014-15 season of Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake City will include the world premiere of Kenneth Jones' fact-inspired drama "Alabama Story," previously developed by Pioneer and Ala…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 9:14am on April 21, 2014

Race, Revenge, Remembrance: Matthew-Lee Erlbach's "Kevin Lamb" Finds an Altar in NYC Reading by Kenneth Jones

Matthew-Lee Erlbach ("Handbook for an American Revolutionary") talks about his National Playwrights Conference finalist script "Kevin Lamb," getting an April 21 New York City reading under t…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 9:02am on April 18, 2014

Faith, Family and Feathers: Deanna Jent's "Falling" Keeps Rising by Kenneth Jones

Following an Off-Broadway run, "Falling," Deanna Jent's drama of a family's experience with autism, has returned to its place of birth " Mustard Seed Theatre in St. Louis " for a revival to …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:34pm on April 17, 2014

"Alabama Story" Tests Its Drawl in Pioneer Theatre Company's Play-By-Play Series by Kenneth Jones

Pioneer Theatre Company's inaugural Play-By-Play new play series continues with a developmental reading of Kenneth Jones' "Alabama Story," inspired by true events in the Deep South. PTC arti…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 11:02am on March 25, 2014

Playwright Michael Slade Puts "Family Shots" Into Focus for Premiere by Human Race Theatre

Playwright Michael Slade talks about his new same-sex marriage comedy "Family Shots" in anticipation of its 2015 world premiere by The Human Race Theatre Company in Dayton, OH.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:13am on March 17, 2014

After NYMF, Musical "God's Country" Gets York Theatre Reading by Kenneth Jones

Elaine Chelton and Erik Johnke's musical "God's Country" gets a reading by York Theatre Company on March 11. Writer Johnke talks about changes made to the script and score following its NYMF…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:11pm on March 10, 2014

Jeff Talbott's "A Public Education" Gets Schooled in Pioneer Theatre Company's Reading Series by Kenneth Jones

Jeff Talbott, author of the award-winning Off-Broadway play "The Submission," talks about his new play, getting a reading in Pioneer Theatre Company's Play-By-Play series in Salt Lake City.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 11:57am on March 10, 2014

Four New Plays Warmed in Fireside Festival at Michigan's Performance Network by Kenneth Jones

Performance Network Theatre in Ann Arbor, MI, gives voice to resident playwrights in its latest new-works reading festival March 9-12. Associate artistic director explains the history and wo…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:46am on March 8, 2014

Singer-Songwriter Jonatha Brooke Talks About Her Musical "My Mother Has 4 Noses" by Kenneth Jones

Folk-pop singer Jonatha Brooke talks about the creation of her autobiographical one-woman musical play "My Mother Has 4 Noses," now Off-Broadway, an expressionistic hybrid of monologue and s…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 11:04am on March 6, 2014

Jessica Provenz's "True Art" Gets a Canvas in Pioneer Theatre's Inaugural Play-By-Play Reading Series by Kenneth Jones

Rehearsals began Monday for a Utah reading of Jessica Provenz's "True Art," the first of three works being developed this winter in Pioneer Theatre Company's inaugural Play-By-Play reading s…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:16pm on February 25, 2014

Julie Kramer, Shana Gold and Karen Azenberg To Direct Readings in Pioneer Theatre's First New-Play Series by Kenneth Jones

Pioneer Theatre Company announces the directors who'll participate in the inaugural Play-By-Play new-works series in Salt Lake City this winter.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 3:58pm on February 17, 2014

Playwright Joshua Rollins Puts a Wife on the Run in Chicago World Premiere of "Darlin'" by Kenneth Jones

Actor-playwright Joshua Rollins, known for Chicago productions of "25 Saints" and "The Girl With Sun in Her Eyes," talks about his new play, "Darlin'," plus his training, influences, West Vi…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:53pm on February 17, 2014

A Plane Crash Sparks "The Unlikely Ascent of Sybil Stevens," a New Play by Kari Bentley-Quinn by Kenneth Jones

Playwright Kari Bentley-Quinn talks about the inspiration for her new play about the sole survivor of a plane crash, "The Unlikely Ascent of Sybil Stevens," premiering at The Secret Theatre …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:59am on February 4, 2014

Playwright Brooke Berman Borrows Iconic Motown Setting for Drama Premiering in Detroit by Kenneth Jones

An interview with New York City playwright Brooke Berman (whose roots are in Michigan) about her world-premiere drama set in Detroit high-rise apartment building that was a symbol of aspirat…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 5:13pm on January 30, 2014

"Field Hockey" Girls Just Want to Have Fun in Workshop of New Michael Ogborn Musical by Kenneth Jones

Barrymore Award-winning composer-lyricist-librettist Michael Ogborn returns to his hometown of Philadelphia to workshop 1980s-set musical "Field Hockey Hot" with 11th Hour Theatre Co.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:52pm on January 25, 2014

"The Gin Baby," a New Play About a Woman on the Verge, Premieres in NYC by Kenneth Jones

Playwright Sarah Shaefer shares a few thought about her new Off-Off-Broadway play, "The Gin Baby," about a woman in crisis.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:55pm on January 18, 2014

"I Could Say More," Chuck Blasius' Beachfront Ensemble Play, Premieres in NYC by Kenneth Jones

Playwright Chuck Blasius talks about his new Off-Off-Broadway dramedy "I Could Say More," which is in the spirit of handcrafted ensemble plays of Lanford Wilson.

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 3:11pm on January 4, 2014

"I Could Say More," Chuck Blasius' Beachfront Ensemble Play, Premieres in NYC

Playwright Chuck Blasius, whose two-actor 2002 play, We Were There, movingly charted the relationship of two gay men over a 30-year period " from the flashpoint of Stonewall to the grief and…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 1:51pm on January 4, 2014

'Tis the Season for "Naughty/Nice," the Musical by Kenneth Jones

An update about the progress of the holiday-themed musical comedy "Naughty/Nice," by Kenneth Jones & Gerald Stockstill, recently seen at Caroline's on Broadway and now being optioned by The …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:34pm on December 30, 2013

'Tis the Season for "Naughty/Nice," the Musical by Kenneth Jones

The year 2013 ended on a positive note for the new musical Naughty/Nice, the holiday-set four-actor show that I co-wrote with composer Gerald Stockstill. A producer is picking it up, and we …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 6:28pm on December 30, 2013

How "Snow Queen" Musical Found Its Folky Appalachian Voice by Kenneth Jones

Folk singer-songwriter Laurelyn Dossett talks about her collaboration on a new Appalachian-set musical, "Snow Queen," inspired by the Hans Christian Andersen story, now getting its world pre…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:04pm on December 5, 2013

How "Snow Queen" Musical Found Its Folky Appalachian Voice

Part of the mission of Triad Stage, the ambitious American resident theatre headquartered in Greensboro, NC, is to promote a regional voice " reviving or creating stage literature that refle…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 9:46pm on December 4, 2013

Aligning the "Stars of David" for a New Musical Revue by Kenneth Jones

Director Gordon Greenberg, co-conceiver Abigail Pogrebin and producer Daryl Roth talk about crafting their new musical "Stars of David," a revue about Jewish personalities processing their r…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:22pm on November 30, 2013

Aligning the "Stars of David" for a New Musical Revue

Stars of David: Story to Song, a new musical that mixes comic, rueful and ruminative songs about how prominent Jews approach Judaism, is in the middle of a five-week run at Off-Broadway̵…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 8:10pm on November 29, 2013

Rob Ruggiero Tends the Vines of Goodspeed's "The Most Happy Fella" by Kenneth Jones

A look at how director Rob Ruggiero approached Goodspeed Musicals' current revival of Frank Loesser's "The Most Happy Fella," including trimming songs, changing the time period and adding a …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:22pm on November 22, 2013
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