Calendar
JANUARY 15-18, 2008 – Cheer from Chawton, Central Florida Community College in Ocala, FL. Workshops in Regency Acting and Voice & Verse, http://www.cfcc.cc.fl.us/
JANUARY 21-26, 2008 – Love Arm'd, Aphra Behn & Her Pen at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region V Conference in Omaha, NE. Workshops in Creating Solo Shows and Restoration Acting. www.kcactf5.org
MARCH 25, 2008 – Happy Birthday Mr. Williams: Seldom Seen but Beloved Scenes, a reading at the Sage Theatre, 711 Seventh Ave., New York City. Starring Tandy Cronyn, Donna McKechnie, Jeremy Lawrence and Joel Vig. See Blue Roses Productions for more information.
JUNE 30, 2008, 7PM — The Players Creative Workshop Third Annual Showcase of Staged Readings featuring seven works-in-progress including Where Art is Framed by Karen Eterovich read by Broadway Actors Louisa Cabot, Linda Selman, Jill Tasker and also including Marianne Cullinan and Leslie Middlebrook. Karen will read Positively Unamerican by David Wineberg opposite Broadway Actor Doug Stender. Info at The Players .
July 28-August 2, 2008 — Love Arm'd Productions in association with the Next Stage Theatre Company of Bath, UK proudly present Intimate Exchanges by Sir Alan Ayckbourn at the Midtown International Festival.
August 19, 2008 - MITF announced award nominations. Intimate Exchanges has been nominated for FOUR AWARDS including OUTSTANDING OVERALL PRODUCTION OF A REVIVAL, BEST DIRECTOR, BEST ACTRESS, BEST ACTOR.
FALL 2008 - SPRING 2009
SABBATICAL ANNOUNCED - FOUR FULL-LENGTH PLAYS IN THE WORKS
Love Arm’d Productions will be on a Writing Sabbatical during Fall 08 and Spring 09. Ms. Eterovich is currently at work on four full length plays that have casts ranging in size from four to seven actors.
The plays range from historical to current topical matter and include Inter Alia, a comedy about Dr. Johnson, writer of the Dictionary, Hester Thrale and James Boswell set in the years 1763 to 1821.
Another historical piece, currently untitled, is about a raucous group of elderly children of immigrants set in the years of 1975 to 1990.
Topical plays include Where Art is Framed, a comic satire that debates the nature of art cast through the eyes of five women in a framing store.
Also in the works is a new played called X1 a comedy about generation X and the struggles with marriage, families and friendships.
Scenes from all four plays have been read at the Blue Roses Infusion Series, the Professional Creative Workshop at the Players Club and the Wright On! Playwriting Group all in New York City. If you are interested in reading drafts of any of these plays, please contact Love Arm’d Productions at lovearmd@verizon.net or karen_eterovich@hotmail.com.