Part of director Adrienne Dandy's process for her upcoming show Sister Cities was getting into the characters' heads through their musical tastes. Here are some of her thoughts on the role of music in the production.
We've switched up our annual holiday season fundraiser this year: from now until December 31st, donate $30 to KWLT and receive a set of blank greeting cards with artwork by local print artist Laura Perrin!
KWLT is now looking for proposals for full length plays for the 2019-2020 season! Fill out the proposal form (attached) with as much information as you can and email it to Colleen Daley, KWLT Artistic Director. Please note that it is your responsibility to supply a copy of your proposed script, if you do not have it in PDF please make arrangements to get one to the Artistic Director. Proposals will be accepted until Monday December 10th.
Lizzie Borden was acquitted of the murder of her parents; what happened next? Blood Relations is set ten years afterwards; Sarah Rodrigues helps us fill in the gaps.
In the second half of our chat with Blood Relations director Diana Lobb, she talked about gender roles: in this play, in the works of Pollock generally, and also in the production team. Read on!
KWLT's "Miss Lizzie" is back! In this installment, Sarah Rodrigues gives us the events surrounding the murders and the trial from her character's perspective.
In this dark comedy, four sisters who are as different as the cities they're named after are reunited after the death of their mother, only to find out that the circumstances of her death are not what they seem and may be intolerable. Old wounds are reopened and the sisters reach a crisis point as they must decide if they can stand together, knowing that the alternative is to fall apart completely.
