FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE- ATLANTA, GA
RAVENS & SEAGULLS, written by Karla Jennings, one of the co-winners of the 2014 The Essential Theatre Playwriting Award, focuses on three women who face the final days of their ailing sister’s life. Through exploring the dynamics of sisterhood and familial strife and companionship, RAVENS & SEAGULLS is at once emotionally raw and painfully funny, standing as a transcendent study of love, mortality and survival.
Since the beginning of the festival in 1999, The Essential Theatre has committed to producing at least one new play a year by a Georgia playwright. Essential began its annual Essential Theatre Playwriting Competition in 2001, strengthening its ties to local writers by establishing the only competition exclusively dedicated to playwrights in the state of Georgia. That competition results in a sixteen year tradition aptly named The Essential Theatre Festival, a rotating repertory of the recipients’ work as fully realized productions.
WHO: The Essential Theatre
WHAT: RAVENS & SEAGULLS | The Essential Theatre Festival
WHERE: West End Performing Arts Center, 945 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, Atlanta GA
WHEN: July 23, 24, 26. August 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 14, 15, 17.
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PRESS:
https://essentialtheatre.com/category/articles-and-reviews/
The mission of The Essential Theatre is to nurture and produce exciting and challenging new work by Georgia playwrights and expand the theatre experience of audiences by presenting world and regional premieres not previously seen in the Atlanta area. Going forward, Essential aims to give Georgia playwrights an ever-stronger voice across the country and in the world, and in doing so, continuing to enrich the community of artists and audience members at home. Essential Theatre is a 501(c) 3 non-profit.
PRESS CONTACT:
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Miles Jenson, Bang! Arts
Direct: (404) 663-3833
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