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Friday, April 09, 2021
Pittsburgh Public Theater's New Play Contest winner When We Fall will premiere in June
Theater | Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh City Paper: Pittsburgh Public Theater named Emma Gibson the winner of its first New Play Contest for her play When We Fall. Gibson received a $500 honorarium and a Public PlayTime premiere of her play June 17-20 as the finale of the virtual Classics N’at Benefit Series.
1 comment:
Hadley Holcomb
said...
"When We Fall" seems to be doing very well as a concept. With all of the nominations and wins it has received in various competitions and awards it is no doubt that it will be a very good play. I have to admit I am a bit disappointed that the article did not go into further detail about the play itself or the author. I understand not wanting to spoil the play before it is officially presented, however, some further words from the author or any one who has had a hand in choosing the play about its merits or process would have been a great addition to the article, and great fun to read. I will definitely have to check out this play when it is presented here in Pittsburgh and I really hope to see it on more stages in the future when it can be fully realized post covid.
1 comment:
"When We Fall" seems to be doing very well as a concept. With all of the nominations and wins it has received in various competitions and awards it is no doubt that it will be a very good play. I have to admit I am a bit disappointed that the article did not go into further detail about the play itself or the author. I understand not wanting to spoil the play before it is officially presented, however, some further words from the author or any one who has had a hand in choosing the play about its merits or process would have been a great addition to the article, and great fun to read. I will definitely have to check out this play when it is presented here in Pittsburgh and I really hope to see it on more stages in the future when it can be fully realized post covid.
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