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Michigan Playwrights Festival

By Theatre Nova (other events)

7 Dates Through Oct 09, 2022
 
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MICHIGAN PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL

Our Place by Quan ChambersFriday, Sept. 30 @ 8 pm

Carter and Meech long ago decided to call one place all their own, but what happens when two unique souls stumble upon it? Will their lives change forever?

Nuns at the End of the World by Catherine Zudak - Saturday, Oct. 1 @ 8 pm

In the near future, Sister Clare is trying to keep her spirits up on the island of Nun’s End. A weather catastrophe in the early days of Lent has cut her and her Sisters off from the mainland of Ireland. As they await the return of their priest with news and supplies, they run short on food and hope. They begin turning on each other. Will the Good Father return in time for Easter and bring peace back to their little cloister? Only God knows.

From Mars, Earth Looks Like a Star by Meg Richards - Sunday, Oct. 2 @ 2 pm

The play is about two friends. One has been chosen to join the first human settlement on the planet Mars- but the other has not, and so they must say goodbye.

Small Slam by Arnold Johnston and Deborah Ann Percy - Thursday, Oct. 6 @ 8 pm

Two couples - Karl and Barbara, Joel and Ellen - meet regularly to play bridge. Unfortunately, Barbara’s terminal illness causes various simmering problems - including career frustrations and suspicions of infidelity - to erupt into open conflict. Contributing to humor and tension are the play of actual bridge hands, a magazine sex survey, and the thematic counterpoint of Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II, in which Karl plays the title role in a university production. 

Divided Boxes by RD Wakeman - Friday, Oct. 7 @ 8 pm

Fred has lost his job and his mind, again. It seems to him that someone is watching him, messing with his life, and pulling the strings. His wife blames him. Fred was never the same after he disappeared years ago. Fred is about to discover his puppeteer.

Spaceling by Michael Alan Herman and Josie Lapczynski - Saturday, Oct. 8 @ 8 pm

A painter named Nathan Kensington struggles to keep an alien lifeform hidden in his house amid a budding scientific investigation. But, as NASA and independent scientists circle closer and closer, Nathan might not be able to keep his new otherworldly friend safe from humanity. As a love letter to classic science-fiction, Spaceling explores what it means to be human, and what it means to be the dominant species on earth. 

The Growing Season by Steve Clark and Tom Emmott - Sunday, Oct. 9 @ 2 pm

The Growing Season, a musical, tells the story of a grieving family reconnecting with each other and the land. Time spent rebuilding a rundown farm reminds each family member of who they are and what is important in their lives. 

CURRENT COVID-19 POLICY

For the health, safety, and well-being of our patrons, staff, and artists, Theatre NOVA's current COVID-19 policy requires guests to be vaccinated and wear a mask while in the building. Upon arrival and prior to entering the building, all guests must present a photo ID and their vaccination cards (or a copy or digital version on your phone).  Then please proceed to WILL CALL to check in with your name. No need to print your tickets. 

This policy is subject to change at any time, in accordance with fluctuating local, state, and federal guidelines. Please check back for our current policy before your scheduled performance date. www.theatrenova.org

PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE THEATRE IF YOU ARE SICK. Although there are no refunds on ticket purchases, if you need to exchange your tickets or transfer them to someone else, you may email [email protected] to do so and we will happily make those changes for you if tickets are available and if you have given at least two hours notice prior to your scheduled date and time.

OTHER TICKETING POLICIES

Your ticket is virtual and you needn't print anything to bring with you to the theatre. Just give your name at WILL CALL. SEATING IS GENERAL. Please arrive early to guarantee seats together. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of the box office staff.
All sales are final. However, if a performance is canceled for any reason, you will be offered the option to refund or exchange your tickets.

Restrictions

Proof of vaccination and masks required

Mailing Address

410 W Huron St Ann Arbor, MI 48103