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Julia Weiss

JULIA WEISS

  

Nationality:    USA
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Julia Weiss is a 2007 graduate of the Indiana University Theatre and Drama program, where she studied playwriting under the mentorship of Dennis Reardon and Paul Shoulberg. As a junior, her one-act play, Mr. Postman was honored by the Indiana University Theatre Circle and was later produced by the Bloomington Playwright's Project. In 2008, Ms. Weiss became affiliated with Corn Productions, a long-standing storefront Theatre in the heart of Chicago's North Center community, where she has produced several plays. Ms. Weiss's staged works include: Salute My Shorts, the Somewhat Gelatinous Blob From Beyond the Grave (And Also the Grave's In Outer Space), Jesus Camp (co-written by Corn's artistic director, Robert Bouwman), and Tammy: A Coming of Age Story About a Girl Who is Part T-Rex. Ms. Weiss's written work has also been seen on McSweeney's Internet Tendency and at the Paper Machete, a weekly live magazine. Ms. Weiss studied improvisational comedy at the world-famous iO Theatre, where she currently performs. photo: Gina Cella

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below is a list of Julia Weiss's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Jesus Camp         Somewhat Gelatinious Blob From Beyond the Grave (Also the Grave's In Outer Space)         Tammy: A Coming of Age Story About a Girl Who is Part T-Rex


Jesus Camp

Synopsis:
Donna Christian's Christian Camp For Young Christians is a place for young people to pray and play sand volleyball. There has been on the other side of the lake a rival camp - a Presbyterian one. This has closed down and has become a Muslim camp. Donna is determined to get rid of them

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Music by Scott Lamberty; lyrics and book by Robert Bouwman; Julia Weiss

1st Produced:
The Conservatory, Chicago     17 Jun 2011

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Somewhat Gelatinious Blob From Beyond the Grave (Also the Grave's In Outer Space)

Synopsis:
Something is killing American teenagers - all that is left is bright green goo. the President believes the Communists are behind it and as the goo is green they must be Irish Communists. Scientist Smittie knows better - it is a Blob creature from the planet Bylopsia-X25.

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1st Produced:
Cornservatory, Chicago     26 Feb 2010

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Tammy: A Coming of Age Story About a Girl Who is Part T-Rex

Synopsis:
Tammy is your average pre-teen. She has a crush on a popular jock. She wants to fit in with the cool crowd. Her parents and teachers just don't get her. Oh, and she's part T-Rex. Being different is never easy, but it gets a whole lot harder when your lunch is raw meat and you get muzzled every time you roar in math class. With the help of her best friend, Hope, Tammy struggles to keep her talons in check and her head held high. But can she learn to navigate the hallways of middle school while governing her own prehistoric tendencies? A hilarious homage to growing up in the 90s.

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1st Produced:
Corn Productions, Chicago, Il     24 Apr 2012

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1st Published:
Playscripts, Inc   

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Genre:
comedy

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Male:  6            Female:  6            Other:  4 either (16-24 actors possible: 6-12 females, 6-12 males)

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