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Playreading: The Cure by Alex Dremann

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Playreading: The Cure by Alex Dremann

Thursday, August 8
Reading begins 7:30 PM
$15

About the Play:
The Cure by Alex Dremann
Directed by Dave Ebersole

Cast List:
Shelli Pentimall
Harrison Rothbaum
Chrisantin Natisha
Sara Long
Jessica Stinson
Kelci Schlierf
Carlos Jiga

When her twenty-four year old son wills himself to death and donates all his organs, Joan goes on a quest to understand why.  Along the way, she meets five of the organ recipients who all seem to remind her of different parts of her son’s personality, but it’s not until she meets her son’s heart that she finally learns the truth.

About the Playwright:
Alex Dremann is a Philadelphia based playwright who studied playwriting at the University of Southern California and has had more than 500 productions of his short plays.  Full lengths include: Split Pea Pod (The Brick Playhouse), Postcoital Variations (Philadelphia Theatre Workshop), The :nv:s:ble Play (PTW, Madlab Theatre, Theatre of NOTE & Cone Man Running) and The Pear-Shaped Man Fights Crime  (PlayPenn workshop reading).   Evenings of his collected short plays include: Slap Happy (Madlab Theatre), B-Sides, Rarities and Unreleased Tracks (Wilmington City Theatre), Bipolar by Thursday (Theatre Neo) and 13 Lemonade Ave. (Secret Room Theatre).  www.alexdremann.com

About the Series: 
The Media Arts Council (MAC) Play Reading Series was created by playwrights Julie Zaffarano, Dave Ebersole, and Keenya Jackson, in partnership with the MAC to create a space for local playwrights to hear their work read by talented actors and receive feedback from a public audience. The only regular new play reading series in in the area, it brings exciting new stories to Delaware County.

Playwrights, actors, and directors who are interested in being involved in the series should contact Julie Zaffarano, juliezaffarano.gmail.com. Due to the limited budget for this project, we are unable to offer actors or directors a stipend through the MAC.

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