2016 Scenesters, No. 8: Stephanie Kiel and Mady McGraw
The struggles of LGBTQ+ teens is the heart of “Home in the Garden,” which follows two boys who find love at their Catholic school.
The struggles of LGBTQ+ teens is the heart of “Home in the Garden,” which follows two boys who find love at their Catholic school.
In a play told through text messages and chat rooms, “Sonder” looks at how technology both brings us together and separates us.
“Empty Space” is about the difficulties of living in small-town America and falling in love with the wrong person.
Her play is inspired in part by tug-of-war with the criminal justice system over more than 20 years.
“Black and Blue” explores change and how a friendship teaches Liz and Allyson to let go of the familiar and take in the new.
‘Divinity of Hell’ follows a teenage girl who struggles to fit in at her strict church, but she still feels the need to help others,…
‘Daffodil’ tells the story of rebirth and new beginnings at the most commonplace of places: a restaurant.
‘Dark River’ is about how seemingly unimportant decisions can have a huge impact on the way people act and think.
Meet the first of our 10 student playwrights have been named semifinalists for our third annual statewide playwriting competition.
He opened his students to a life-changing experience when Westminster became the first high school to stage the DCPA’s immigration drama ‘Just Like Us.’