"A PLAY IN A DAY" - a Creative Workshop for all ages, with Playwright/Performer/Director E. Keiser & the Manton Avenue Project
*The event has already taken place on this date: Sat, 04/09/2022
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Join us on Saturday, April 9 to create and perform a PLAY IN A DAY in PPL's beautiful new Auditorium!
1-3 - Participants meet with Workshop Director E. Keiser and young playwrights from the Manton Avenue Project in a movement-driven workshop focused on community building and the theme "Places in Providence."
3-3:30 pm: TIME FOR THE SHOW! Family and friends join to watch the finished play performed by the participants.
Then the SHOW! "A Play in a Day (in the U.S.A.)" performance will begin at 3 pm and will be open to the general public, with audience attendance limited to 45 people due to COVID 19 restrictions.
“I was surprised to see my daughter acting like such a director.” — parent at A Play in a Day, October, 2021.
“I never knew Juan was so hilarious.” — student from Feinstein Elementary School, October 2021
"It is magical." -- Providence Community Library Children's Specialist
This workshop is free and open to the public, and registration is required.
Masks will be required for all participants and only eight spaces are available!
If more than one person will participate, please indicate all participants on the registration form. Please call E.Keiser at 401-316-7255 with any questions about the workshop.
"A Play in a Day" is an initiative by local playwright/performer E. Keiser which has been workshopped at the Washington Park Library and will be highlighted at the 40th Anniversary Festival in Kindleberger Park, Michigan as well as assorted venues.
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