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February 24, 2003
Spring 2003 Playwrights-in-Residence named.
From March 2 to May 2, 2003, playwrights Melanie Marnich and
David Scott Hay will be in residence at the Inge House and teach
playwriting at Independence Community College and Independence High
School.
Tuesday, March 18, 2003
The Inge Festival and ICC will host the Independence Chamber of
Commerce Business After Hours party at the Inge House.
Saturday, November 16, 8:00PM
The 24 Hour Plays
The 24 hr. Plays are returning
Saturday 8PM, Nov. 16
William Inge Theatre
Don't miss the madness created when
fifty people gather to create seven brand new plays in just 24 hours.
For info call (800) 842-6063 ext.
4216
Admission $5
For more info on the 24-Hour Plays:
www.24hourplays.com
Wed. & Thurs., November 13-14
Playwright Colin Denby Swanson will
be in Residence at Southwestern College
Sunday, November 10, 7:00 PM
Readings from Marcia Cebulska's a
work-in-progress a new play commemorating the 50th anniversary of
"Brown vs. the Board of Education" Featuring guest actress Susan
Angelo and others.
William Inge Theatre. Admission Free, Donations
appreciated
Friday, November 8, 1:30 PM -
Guest Actress Susan Angelo will talk about her experiences as an
Actress in theatre, film and television and as founder and director of
the Professional Training program at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum.
William Inge Theatre. Admission Free
Playwrights in
Residence at the Inge House Professional Playwrights,
Marcia Cebulska and Colin Denby Swanson,
begin first Inge Festival residencies Sept. 30-Nov 22.
While in residence the playwrights
will work on their own plays, teach a Playwrights-in-the-Schools
program at Independence High School and a playwriting workshop at
Independence Community College.
Inge Festival announces
1st Playwright Residency in Inge home
 Festival
Receives NEA GrantFor
the first time in its 22 year history the Inge Festival has been
awarded a $10,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts
from the NEA's Challenge America Fast Track Grants program, making
the Inge Festival the only theatre organization in Kansas to
receive NEA funding.
 Inge
Festival Receives Largest KAC Grant in its History
More than $18,000 will be used to
improve Festival Events, Playwrights-in-the-Schools Programming
and staff development training. |
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