Ashland New Plays Festival
Inside ANPF: A conversation with ANPF Artistic Director Jackie Apodaca
Oregon Cabaret Theatre 241 Hargadine Street, Ashland, OR, United StatesJoin us on Tuesday, September 27, at the nationally recognized and celebrated Oregon Cabaret Theatre for an in-depth conversation with ANPF Artistic Director Jackie Apodaca, interviewed by John Rose. Jackie took over the helm during the unprecedented global pandemic and kept the focus on creating new work, nourishing both the creative process and the writers…
Chapters of a Floating Life | Evening
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Clarence Coo It's the Second World War and two couples from China are trying to make ends meet in New York City. One husband and wife live uptown, obsessed with a past of poetry, painting, and gardens. The other two face the day-to-day reality of keeping a Chinatown restaurant in business. Their worlds, once…
Best Available | Matinee
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Jonathan Spector We're not going to talk about the sudden departure of our previous Artistic Director, because we want to focus on the future, not the past. The one thing we're all on the same page about it is: We Need Change. Change that builds on the remarkable legacy of our institution. It's just…
Remains and Returns | Evening
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Novid Parsi In 2018, as an Iranian-American family talks about nothing and everything at once, the two middle-aged brothers—one who has remained near their childhood home, the other who returns—confront their elderly immigrant parents about the impending realities of old age. Thirty years earlier, in 1988, the parents confront their teen sons about the…
The Hunt for Benedetto Montone | Matinee
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Victor Lesniewski Amid the German occupation of Italy during World War II, Pietro struggles to provide for his family while caught between Fascist law and Catholic morality. A play about our susceptibility to government-sponsored fear and hatred. Click here for playbill information.
The Breakfast at the Bookstore | Evening
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Lisa Langford It’s 1973, five years after the 1968 Glenville Uprising, started by a shootout between police and Black nationalists. Dot wants to be an activist and support the Black liberation movement by opening a revolutionary bookstore. Sharpe, Dot’s common-law husband and a former Black nationalist, wants anything but. And Spacemen. Yep. Click here…
Playing with Words
HPRC 200-298 Enders Alley, Ashland OR, United StatesJoin us for our annual playwriting workshop! Led by our Host Playwright Beth Kander and this year's Fall Festival winning playwrights, the writing-intensive workshop features insights, in-class writing time, and a few tips and tricks from the playwrights, helping you take the next steps in your own writing journey! All writers are welcome, whether you…
Chapters of a Floating Life | Matinee
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Clarence Coo It's the Second World War and two couples from China are trying to make ends meet in New York City. One husband and wife live uptown, obsessed with a past of poetry, painting, and gardens. The other two face the day-to-day reality of keeping a Chinatown restaurant in business. Their worlds, once…
Best Available | Evening
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Jonathan Spector We're not going to talk about the sudden departure of our previous Artistic Director, because we want to focus on the future, not the past. The one thing we're all on the same page about it is: We Need Change. Change that builds on the remarkable legacy of our institution. It's just…
Remains and Returns | Matinee
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Novid Parsi In 2018, as an Iranian-American family talks about nothing and everything at once, the two middle-aged brothers—one who has remained near their childhood home, the other who returns—confront their elderly immigrant parents about the impending realities of old age. Thirty years earlier, in 1988, the parents confront their teen sons about the…
The Hunt for Benedetto Montone | Evening
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Victor Lesniewski Amid the German occupation of Italy during World War II, Pietro struggles to provide for his family while caught between Fascist law and Catholic morality. A play about our susceptibility to government-sponsored fear and hatred. Click here for playbill information.
The Breakfast at the Bookstore | Matinee
SOU Main Stage Theatre 491 S. Mountain Avenue, Ashland, OR, United StatesBy Lisa Langford It’s 1973, five years after the 1968 Glenville Uprising, started by a shootout between police and Black nationalists. Dot wants to be an activist and support the Black liberation movement by opening a revolutionary bookstore. Sharpe, Dot’s common-law husband and a former Black nationalist, wants anything but. And Spacemen. Yep. Click here…