This show will be the third play that LAB has produced at the fringe.
Can people remain friends even when they disagree? And who has the right to defend themselves? Reading July 24th at 7:00pm.ĮDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL PREVIEW: In August Cincinnati LAB Theatre is producing a show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. When Liam, Ben’s former college friend, comes to town on a campaign to get people to “vote blue” their idyllic life is threatened. Sure, they sometimes disagree, but they are comfortable.
Ben and Amanda love their town and they love their neighbors. In a stand of dying trees by Shannon TL Kearns. Of Dudes and Nudes is a fast-paced comedy that explores the hierarchy of our closest relationships and the sacrifices we make to maintain them. Determined to save his marriage, Jeff seeks counsel from his best friend, Calvin, whose picture perfect relationship with an older man, Don, has also begun to reveal cracks. When Jeff accidentally takes a peek at Trish’s phone, he discovers a dick pic, one that he didn’t send to her. Gym-rat Jeff wants to quit going to marriage counseling with his wife, Trish. As Jason’s secrets are revealed, Amy is forced to explore what boundaries, consent, and the stories we tell ourselves really mean. As their relationship builds, Amy realizes everything isn’t quite as it seems when they run into Rachel – a mysterious figure from Jason’s past. Struggling through therapy after a painful breakup, Amy meets Jason – the perfect rebound.
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PLAY READING SERIES: The New Works Festival Play Reading Series will present three staged readings of new plays currently under development:Īkrasia by Kate McMorran. Between the demands of her deteriorating husband, and her young adult children, can Lisa find some kind of joy for herself, withoutįurther destroying her family? Performances July 23rd at 8:00pm and 28th at 7:30pm. The play time-shifts between the past and the present, revealing the strength, humor, and passion of a long-term marriage, juxtaposed with the isolated, painful prison it has become. BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE explores the bonds of marital commitment, when Lisa, a 51 year-old woman, becomes the caretaker for her 54 year-old husband, Greg, who has Early Onset Alzheimer’s Disease (EOAD). Performances July 22nd and 30th, at 8:00pm.īurning Down The House by Pamela Weiler Grayson. In their quest to find Neil Patrick Harris, they discover that what they’ve been searching for has been right in front of them. Whenįrenemy nail techs Cha-Cha and Katie are privileged to hear a favorite customer’s bizarre dying wish, they set off to make it come true. Performances July 21st at 7:30pm and 29th at 8:00pm.įinding Neil Patrick Harris by Donna Hoke. Along with a little help from the angel Gabriel, they must learn to navigate the challenges and absurdities of love, marriage, parenthood, and destiny. Arranged marriage is hard enough, but when newlyweds Mary and Joseph discover they’ve been chosen to raise the Son of God, it gets harder. Preggers, Or Parenthood For Virgins by Rebecca Dzida. WORKSHOP SERIES: The New Works Festival Workshop Series will present three brand new fully staged workshop productions: Harris, Brian Griffin, and Leah Strasser, and Daughter Of War as well as Judas by Elizabeth a. Some of Cincinnati LAB Theatre’s past productions include Dog by Brian David Walker, The Secret Life Of Bros by Nathan Top, The Color Of The Leaves by Isaiah Reaves, Married Life & A Funny Play For Troubled Times by Charlie Schulman, Medusa In You by Valetta Anderson, The Hired Man by Heather Meyer, & Led Thespian by Jason Podplesky, 3Some by Brian Griffin, An Evening with Stephen Crane by Phil Paradis, Identity: An Evening of Three Twenty-Minute Plays by Elizabeth a. Cincinnati, OH 45211.Ĭincinnati LAB Theatre is now in its ninth producing season. All performances will be presented in Cincinnati at the Madcap Education Center 3064 Harrison Ave. CINCINNATI, JCincinnati LAB Theatre’s New Works Festival will present three fully staged workshop productions and three original play readings in a rotating festival repertoire over two weekends, July 21 – July 30, 2022.
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