Showing posts with label KNOW Theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KNOW Theatre. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 7, 2023

List of Publications as of the End of 2022

 


(All publications listed newest-oldest.)


PUBLISHED SHORT STORIES:

o   "Old Roots, New Soil," Once Upon an Ever After; Kaye Lynne Booth, Wordcrafter Press, August 2022.

o   Monologue from “Have You Ever Heard a Goldfinch Sing?”, 2022 Best Women's Monologues; Smith & Kraus, August 2022.

o   "Spinoza's Garden," Brave New Worlds; Zombies Need Brains, LLC, August 2022.

o   “The Last Seven Tribes of Ketchari,” REPRINT, A Summer of Sci-Fi & Fantasy: Volume One; The Author's Hand, June 2022.

o   "When the Dust Settles," Unburied: A Collection of Queer Dark Fiction; Dark Ink Books, June 2021.

o   "When Apple Woke," Upon a Twice Time; Air & Nothingness Press, May 2021.

o   "Footsteps on the Floor," parABnormal Magazine, December 2020.

o   “The House on Blaubart Street,” Of Fae & Fate: Lesser Known Fairy Tales, Retold; Beth Buck, Immortal Works, September 2019.

o   “The Last Seven Tribes of Ketchari,” On Fire; Transmundane Books, 2017.

o   "The Night the Stars Fell," Pantheon Magazine, May 2017.

o   "The Fragrant Feast," Dragons & Witches; CBAY Books, April 2017.

o   "The Keepers of Madleen," Dystopia Utopia; Flame Tree Publishing, September 2016.

o   "Jar of Pickles," One Thousand Words for War; CBAY Books, April 2016.

o   "Fire on the Mountain," Fracture: Essays, Poems, and Stories on Fracking in America; Ice Cube Press, February 2016.

o   "Hold the Door," The Northlore Series, Volume 1: Folklore; Nordland Publishing, May 2015.

o   "The White Sisters," What Follows; Steenburgh & Lennox, Sep 2014.

o   "Of Roots and Rings," Elf Love; Pink Narcissus Press, February 2010.

PUBLISHED NON-FICTION ESSAYS:

o   COMING SOON: "From Fin to Feet."

o   “When Something Awful Happened,” Against Death: 35 Essays on Living [Non-fiction]; Elee Kraljii Gardiner, September 2019.

PLAYWRIGHT FESTIVALS WON:

o   (staged reading) “Have You Ever Heard a Goldfinch Cry?,” Playwright Festival winner, KNOW Theatre, 2020.

o   (staged reading) “Randall & Sons,” Playwright Festival winner, KNOW Theatre, 2019.

PLAYS PRODUCED:

o   Because Women Were Created to Carry Two Hearts, Performing Arts Company, SUNY Fredonia, November 1998.

Monday, January 3, 2022

A Monologue Publication


Great news! In 2020, my one-act play "Have You Ever Heard a Goldfinch Sing?" won a slot in KNOW Theatre's Playwright & Artist Festival. I just received news that one of my monologues from the play will be published in this year's 2022 Best Women's Monologues, published by Smith & Kraus! The contract has been signed and I am ecstatic.

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

KNOW Theatre Playwright & Artists Festival 2020





The KNOW Theatre Playwrights & Artists Festival for 2020 will be produced virtually as staged-readings for two weekends, Nov 20-22 and 27-29. There are three pieces of art, each with a piece of music and two 15 minute one-acts inspired per piece of artwork. My play "Have You Ever Heard A Goldfinch Sing?" will be performed on Sunday the 22nd and 29th, both weekends at 8 pm.

The performances will be followed by a talkback session with the artist, writers, directors, and actors.

More information from the theatre itself here.

The virtual performances are free though the theatre, which closed it's last show on March 1st, will be taking donations for the run of the festival and I would love to see this group get some needed community support. If the arts have been a comfort to you at all during this pandemic, consider sending them a few dollars. You can follow the link to the theatre above to donate.

The performances are free but in order to receive the links to the Zoom you have to e-mail the theatre at knowtheatrebinghamton@gmail.com and put Festival Reservation in the subject line.

I hope to see some of you there. 

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Chosen for the KNOW Theatre Playwright Festival of 2020!

I received great news today and I am over the moon!

I am excited to announce that I am one of six winners of KNOW Theatre's 2020 Playwright Festival in Binghamton, NY. Each year the theatre chooses three pieces of art and writers craft a 15 minute play inspired by one of them. From that pool, two plays are chosen to be produced for each art piece.

In response to the pandemic and considering the safety of the local community, this year the productions will be performed virtually as stage readings. I am excited to see these new works!

One of my favorite things about this festival is the blind submission process, where the judges don't know anything about the writer and rate the submissions on their responses to the writing and other predetermined criteria. 

The festival will be running Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for two weekends, November 20-22 and 27-29. My play will run twice, once each weekend, on different evenings. I will post more when I know more specifics. 

Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Last Minute Acceptance!


I got a phone call last night that due to some last minute change a one-act I submitted to KNOW Theatre's Playwrights and Artists Festival was going to be included in their line-up and produced as a stage reading! This is absolutely thrilling.