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Provincetown has a new theatre festival in town and unlike the other festivals, this one is devoted to the development of new dramatic works written by the Cape’s most promising playwrights.
The festival is the brainchild of Margaret Van Sant, the Producing Artistic Director of Provincetown Dramatic Arts. The O’Neill Festival of New Works is named after Eugene O’Neill, the Nobel-prize-winning dramatist who got his start in Provincetown with the original Provincetown Players.
Friday, October 6
Lines in the Sand by Jim Dalglish (Play Script Version)
Fri., Oct, 6 at 1pm, Red Room
Press Reception
Fri., Oct, 6 at 5pm, Gabriel’s
No Show Baby by Lynda Sturner
Fri., Oct. 6 at 7pm WOMR
Saturday, October 7
Write Now by Alan Frank Cancelino & Jenne Wason
Sat., Oct. 7 at 1pm, Red Room
No Show Baby by Lynda Sturner
Sat., Oct. 7 at 2pm, St. Mary’s of the Harbor
Dreamsville by Susan Lumenello
Sat., Oct. 7 at 4pm, WOMR
The Final Say by Meryl Cohn
Sat., Oct. 7 at 7pm, WOMR
Sunday, October 8
Portraiture by Margaret Van Sant
Sun., Oct. 8 at 2pm, St. Mary’s of the Harbor
The Final Say by Meryl Cohn
Sun., Oct. 8 at 4pm, WOMR
Dreamsville by Susan Lumenello
Sun., Oct. 8 at 7pm, WOMR
Monday, October 9
Portraiture by Margaret Van Sant
Mon., Oct. 9 at 2pm, WOMR
Lines in the Sand by Jim Dalglish (Screenplay Version)
Mon. Oct. 9 at 3pm, St. Mary’s of the Harbor