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Opium
by Susan Mosakowski
Opium is about the role governments play in drug trafficking, and it’s about the individuals who are corrupted by the government they serve. The play investigates how narcotics infiltrate the life of a nation dependent on drugs.
The working portion of this Creativity Fund project is closed.
Opium
by Susan Mosakowski
directed by Lucie Tiberghien
PlayTime is made possible by major project funding from THE TED SNOWDON FOUNDATION, ISOBEL ROBINS KONECKY, THE DJ MCMANUS FOUNDATION, and THE ROBERT E. AND JUDITH O. RUBIN FOUNDATION.
New Dramatists presents the 12th annual PlayTime, a 2-week developmental lab for five plays-in-progress designed to give playwrights the time and space needed to explore, workshop, rethink, and revise ambitious new work in a collaborative company of directors, actors, other writers, and New Dramatists staff. PlayTime offers our writers one of the most extended, intensive developmental processes available within our year-round artistic programming.
2013 PlayTime Developmental Studio Playwrights Announced
New Dramatists, an artistic home and creative laboratory for talented, professional playwrights, is holding its eleventh annual PlayTime Developmental Studio December 2 through 14. This year’s playwrights are Barbara Hammond, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Susan Mosakowski, Jenny Schwartz and John Walch. Read More
SLAM
written and directed by Susan Mosakowski
SLAM projects Nora Helmer, twenty-five years after the door, to the Maly Theatre, Moscow 1904. This two-hander features Laura Esterman and Lauren Fortgang.
The working portion of this Creativity Fund project is closed.
Creativity Fund offers playwrights the opportunity to workshop new plays or musicals for up to five days.
Susan will direct a reading of her new play, featuring Laura Esterman and company.
Susan Mosakowski will work on her play Escape in Full View.
Lying in wait with a shotgun, Gus, an unemployed elevator repairman, keeps his neighbors and his wife in the crosshairs. Next door lives an actress—a Marilyn Monroe look-alike—held captive by Daddy, a universal terrorist on the run. And in the next apartment, the grandson of Harry Houdini struggles to free himself from his own chains. Release is on everyone's mind, but can anyone ever escape?
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