The So.Queer Playwriting Festival: The Roy Proctor Finalists’ Presentations
Now Through April 28, 2023
Richmond Triangle Players is pleased to announce the four finalists in its second So.Queer Playwriting Festival.
The plays and their playwrights that make up The Roy Proctor Finalists’ Presentation are:
• Daughter of the Confederacy by C. “Meaks” Meaker
• Fear and Wonder by Jason Tseng
• Ten Year by Wesley King and Jacob Heinz
• The Way He Looks at You by Trent Sutton
Each of the finalists will present a short excerpt of their work in a collaborative online presentation, via Video-On-Demand available now through midnight on April 28.
“These four new works each uniquely tell Southern queer stories,” says RTP artistic director Lucian Restivo, “and we are so excited to have such a diverse range of stories illuminating the Southern queer experience. Help us find our winner!”
The works can be viewed for free by anyone across the country, in a Video-On-Demand presentation introduced by each playwright. Those viewing all of the works will be sent a survey to determine the winner; those votes, in conjunction with an adjudication committee selected by RTP, will determine the final winner of the Festival.
Click here to find the videos!
More information on the So.Queer Playwriting Festival cane be found online.
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