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New Play Development Series
A DISCUSSION AND READING SERIES
PROGRAMMED BY DAVE DECHRISTOPHER
PROGRAMMED BY DAVE DECHRISTOPHER
The New Play Development Series is 'pay what you can'
Quattuor Equites by Lloyd Potter
Friday, January 14th at 7:30pm in the Studio Theater
Directed by Ryan Puffer
A talkback with Lloyd Potter (playwright) and Ryan Puffer (director), moderated by Jayme Kilburn (BHCT Artistic Director), will take place after the performance.
*The Performing Arts Center of Rapid City is requiring masks for all audiences at this time and socially distanced seating is available on request.
Friday, January 14th at 7:30pm in the Studio Theater
Directed by Ryan Puffer
A talkback with Lloyd Potter (playwright) and Ryan Puffer (director), moderated by Jayme Kilburn (BHCT Artistic Director), will take place after the performance.
*The Performing Arts Center of Rapid City is requiring masks for all audiences at this time and socially distanced seating is available on request.
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Quattuor Equites is a comedy in two acts. The show follows the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse through time as they struggle to overcome their dislike of each other and develop friendships that will help them in their mission to dispense misery and despair upon all of humanity until the End of Days.
About the playwright: Lloyd began playwriting around six years ago and has been a member of the Broken Lemons since its inception. In 2019 he participated in the 24 Hour Play Festival where his ten minute play Sense and the Tenor was performed. |
Cast: Death: Nicolas Christenson War: Joshua Porto Famine: Lynne Mazzone-Olness Pestilence: Alejandro Cruz Poo-ka, Hotel Manager, Ms. Halibut, Dan the Pizza Man, Waitress: Heidi Dehn Narrator: Ryan Puffer |
The New Play Series: Making Lemonade is an exciting opportunity to go behind the curtain and see how new plays progress from the page to the stage. Writing that has been shared and nurtured in BHCT’s playwright’s group (the Broken Lemons) receives a public reading, helmed by a BHCT director, with local actors. Each reading is followed by an extended talkback in which you can share your feedback about these works-in-progress and learn more about the process, from the inside.
Participation in the Broken Lemons, which meets bi-weekly, is open to the public as well. You can attend as a writer or as an actor and lend your artistic insights to the creative process.
Participation in the Broken Lemons, which meets bi-weekly, is open to the public as well. You can attend as a writer or as an actor and lend your artistic insights to the creative process.