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The 2019 Bridge PHL Theatre Festival!
November 7th through 10th @ The Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street Philadelphia
PLEASE VISIT OUR 2019 FESTIVAL PAGE FOR DETAILS & TO BUY TICKETS!
November 7th through 10th @ The Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street Philadelphia
PLEASE VISIT OUR 2019 FESTIVAL PAGE FOR DETAILS & TO BUY TICKETS!
ANNOUNCING
THE 2019 BRIDGE PHL THEATRE FESTIVAL LINE-UP!
PERFORMANCES WILL INCLUDE:
#SuiteReality by TS Hawkins, directed by Lois Moses
It's Not My Fault by Tiffani Dean
NOT Without Her Stories by Jody Austin, directed by Collective Mic Productions
Just for the Weekend by Christine Emmert, directed by Renee Lucas Wayne
I'm a Motherfucking Superstar: So Where Are My Babies? by Valeka J. Holt
WaDe N Da WaTer by Monique A. Robinson, directed by Kalif Troy
It's Just Not Right by Indiya Stephenson
The Development of Life with a Twist of Stop the Press by Ahshylonda Stephenson
FILLER: Between Two Artists by Craig Liggeons
Poetry by Tiffani Dean
No Country for Black Men by Lisa Amos, directed by Elijah Pringle
Snake Meets the Dragon Dance by Rhashea Lynn Harmon & Chik Mason
The Waiting Room by Susan Chase and Janelle T. Harvey
How Much Longer? by Maryann Bucci
Blue Bossa by Marcia Pemberton
The Trojan Women by Euripides, directed by Hannah Tsapatoris MacLeod
White Script by Gabrielle Corsaro
THE 2019 BRIDGE PHL THEATRE FESTIVAL LINE-UP!
PERFORMANCES WILL INCLUDE:
#SuiteReality by TS Hawkins, directed by Lois Moses
It's Not My Fault by Tiffani Dean
NOT Without Her Stories by Jody Austin, directed by Collective Mic Productions
Just for the Weekend by Christine Emmert, directed by Renee Lucas Wayne
I'm a Motherfucking Superstar: So Where Are My Babies? by Valeka J. Holt
WaDe N Da WaTer by Monique A. Robinson, directed by Kalif Troy
It's Just Not Right by Indiya Stephenson
The Development of Life with a Twist of Stop the Press by Ahshylonda Stephenson
FILLER: Between Two Artists by Craig Liggeons
Poetry by Tiffani Dean
No Country for Black Men by Lisa Amos, directed by Elijah Pringle
Snake Meets the Dragon Dance by Rhashea Lynn Harmon & Chik Mason
The Waiting Room by Susan Chase and Janelle T. Harvey
How Much Longer? by Maryann Bucci
Blue Bossa by Marcia Pemberton
The Trojan Women by Euripides, directed by Hannah Tsapatoris MacLeod
White Script by Gabrielle Corsaro
2019 Festival performance schedule
All performances take place at The Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Thursday November 7th
@ 7:30pm WaDe N Da WaTer #SuiteReality Tiffani Dean Poetry The Waiting Room Blue Bossa Just for the Weekend How Much Longer? No Country for Black Men |
Friday November 8th
@ 7:30pm ** Talk Back session after show.** I'm a Motherfucking Superstar: So Where are My Babies? NOT Without Her Stories #SuiteReality White Script FILLER: Between Two Artists The Trojan Women It's Not My Fault Snake Meets the Dragon Dance |
Saturday November 9th
@ 2:00pm Tiffani Dean Poetry NOT Without Her Stories It's Just Not Right No Country for Black Men How Much Longer? Blue Bossa The Development of Life with a Twist of Stop the Press It's Not My Fault Just for the Weekend |
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Saturday November 9th
@ 7:30pm I'm a Motherfucking Superstar: So Where are My Babies? White Script WaDe N Da WaTer #SuiteReality The Trojan Women The Waiting Room Snake Meets the Dragon Dance FILLER: Between Two Artists |
Sunday November 10th
@ 2:00pm ** Talk Back Session after show.** NOT Without Her Stories Tiffani Dean Poetry WaDe N Da WaTer The Trojan Women It's Not My Fault #SuiteReality White Script |
Sunday November 10th
@ 7:30pm Just for the Weekend Tiffani Dean Poetry The Development of Life with a Twist of Stop the Press It's Just Not Right The Waiting Room NOT Without Her Stories It's Not My Fault No Country for Black Men |
"I was there, I felt the love, I bathe in the creative energy, and I will be back."
"Participating in The Bridge PHL made me feel like I had found my people and that my piece achieved more than I thought it could when I first wrote it."
"The energy of the festival was amazing. It was beyond comforting to be in a safe/brave space."
"The Bridge PHL is an amazing platform for voices that may not have had the opportunity to share a body of work.
It is a much needed festival."
It is a much needed festival."
Thank you to all our 2018 Bridge PHL Theatre Festival
artists and supporters!
artists and supporters!
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Our 3rd Annual Theatre Festival was performed at The Rotunda November 1st through 4th, 2018. It was our biggest festival yet and included the collaborative efforts of over 60 local artists.
For more information please visit our archived 2018 Festival Page.
For more information please visit our archived 2018 Festival Page.
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Previously only available at our events, you can now order your
BUILD THE BRIDGE PHL tee shirts right here!
25% of all our tee shirt sales is always donated to Black Lives Matter.
Click the shirts below to order!
BUILD THE BRIDGE PHL tee shirts right here!
25% of all our tee shirt sales is always donated to Black Lives Matter.
Click the shirts below to order!
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The Bridge PHL is proudly a fiscally-sponsored project of Fractured Atlas. Your tax-deductible donation helps us to produce and present powerful, original acts of theatre which encourage long overdue dialogue and openness on racial oppression and inclusion. Any amount helps and is greatly appreciated. Click the Fractured Atlas logo to donate. Thank you! |
