 presents a staged reading of the 2006 winner of the Dorothy Silver Playwriting Contest as part of the Cleveland Play House FusionFest Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One One performance only: May 21, 2006 at 2:00pm
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| Alan, A NYC workaholic TV writer, gets lured to his parents’ condo in Florida for the Passover Seder. He finds both a solution for his writer’s block, a new potential romance, and a fresh understanding of his family and of his Jewish identity in this gentle family comedy by Judy Klass.The Dorothy Silver Playwriting Competition has been identifying promising plays with Jewish content for more than 25 years. Submissions come from all over the world, drawn by the opportunity for a staged reading and possible production. The competition is designed to encourage new plays that provide significant, fresh perspectives on the range of Jewish experience. Original works, not previously produced, suitable for full-length presentation, and directly concerned with the Jewish experience are eligible. | ||
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Cast of Characters
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Alan
Murray Ida Abbie Howard Sandra Lisa Narrator |
Charles Kartali Mitchell B. Fields Rhoda Rosen Mariann Elder Brian Zoldessy Emma Wahl Natalie Green Betsy Hogg |
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Production Staff
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Director
Playwriting Contest Coordinator Playwriting Contest Judges |
Fred Sternfeld Deborah Bobrow Reuben Silver, Charles Kartali, Fred Sternfeld |
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