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Cogitations on PRNYC Reading in Seattle

Posted on September 8, 2013 by Mark Rose

Pulali, 9/8/2013: A staged reading is a dramatic presentation of a work in progress. It’s ‘staged’ because it’s rehearsed, it’s not a cold reading. It’s dramatic because the actors make choices about the characters they portray and they are invested … Continue reading →

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Wan Dershon Found in Seattle

Posted on August 23, 2013 by Mark Rose

And the next stage Wan Dershon is … Geoff Finney. Geoff was previously with The New Space in North Seattle, and Fearless Theatre Company, currently with Copious Love Productions. He has acted in  Our Country’s Good, La Bete, The Laramie … Continue reading →

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PRNYC in Hollywood

Posted on December 1, 2012 by Mark Rose

Act One of PRNYCv2 will presented to the Playwrights-Directors Unit of the Actors Studio next Monday, December 10. This is a closed session at the Greenway Court Theatre. App. 60 actors, playwrights and directors attend these sessions to critique works … Continue reading →

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Andrew Tribolini Joins PRNYC Seattle Cast

Posted on September 24, 2012 by Mark Rose

Legendary Seattle actor Andrew Tribolini, star of stage and screen, has agreed to step into the role of BILLY RILEY, for the premiere Seattle debut of PRNYC, Mon., Oct 1, 7 PM, at Odd Duck Studio, Seattle.  See details and … Continue reading →

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