Around the Coyote 2008 Playwrights Reading Series Call It Pilot Light 2007 Reading Series 2006 Reading Series	October 2007, RE:Action Reading Series
CALL IT Written by Keely Flynn Directed by Lucinda Alipio Thursday, April 17, 2008 from 7-9pm Curated by Megan Shuchman $5 suggested donation. Refreshments provided. As part of our Third Thursday Reading Series, Around the Coyote will be hosting the first public reading of the new play by Keely Flynn, Call It. A love story about neuroses, bets and trust funds; with some exes thrown in for good measure. Professional actors will present the reading which will be followed by a panel discussion about the play with the playwright and actors. Audience members are encouraged to provide feedback on the reading all in the hopes of helping the playwright further develop the play. Actors included in the reading are: P.J. Schoeny as T.J., Simone Roos as Lonnie, Jared Martzell as Reynolds, David Pittmann as Paul, Annie Gloyn reading stage directions. Keely Flynn is a Chicago-based playwright, teacher and actress, by way of Williamstown Theatre Festival, the Marymount London Drama Programme at RADA and Hampshire College in Amherst, MA. She's a Collaboraction Artistic Associate, A Reasonable Facsimile Theatre Co. Resident Playwright (The Curse of the Goonies; Christmas Eve 1945 or Another Drink, Darling?), Misplaced Planet Productions member (NYC/L.A.) and Chicago Dramatists Network Playwright (Instant Theatre). She can be seen in Dog & Pony Theatre's upcoming "As Told by the Vivian Girls," where she'll understudy every female role.
PILOT LIGHT January 31, 2008, 7pm $5 suggested donation. Free Peroni beer. Written by Tim Bruns Directed by Megan Shuchman Nobody is pure. People lie. They cheat. They don't even know what they want, but they find a way to take it from somebody else. When someone from Cortland's past unexpectedly appears in her future, the thin line between needing to know, and not being able to forget is forever blurred. Tim Bruns graduated Emporia State University with a BFA in Theatre, and is now working for Actors' Equity Association in Chicago. Tim has written, directed, and produced many projects through Dark Tag Productions, a company he started in college. Look for the premiere of his next film, You Can't Outrun Bullets, this Spring. Tim's productions have been staged in California, Maryland, Kansas, and Illinois, and information about his work can be found at www.darktagproductions.com. Panel discussion will follow with director, playwright and actors available for questions. Curated by Megan Shuchman.
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