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PLAYS IN PROGRESS

OTP'S NEW WORK DEVELOPMENT LAB

ABOUT PLAYS IN PROGRESS®

 

OTP'S PLAYS IN PROGRESS IS CURRENTLY ON HIATUS. 

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Open Theatre Project’s Plays in Progress® is our new play development lab. It’s where great plays and other creative ideas begin to take shape through collaboration with some of the most exciting artistic voices in Greater Boston.  Produced by OTP CompanThe development process is customized to the needs of the project, and could include workshops, rehearsals, and/or other work sessions. As a community-engaged theatre company, OTP deeply values the role of audience response, and so all Plays In Progress® projects culminate in a public sharing of the work in-progress and an opportunity for dialogue around the work’s form and content. Workshops, rehearsals, readings, and other presentations are held at St. John’s Church and other community venues in Greater Boston. 

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The OTP Plays in Progress® is Produced by OTP Core Member & Multi-Hyphenated Theatre-Maker, Alexandra Smith.

PREVIOUS PROJECTS

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PERSEPHONE

(a new myth for a hotter world)

by kristen palmer

Directed by Alexandra Smith

Readings and More!

Demeter wants more than six months with her daughter, 20th century technology will make it possible - does Persephone have a say in her own - and the world’s - fate?

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