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PIA WILSON
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Pia Wilson is a Brooklyn-based writer born in Newark, NJ. She is a devout believer in strong characterization, without which any play falls apart. Her work has been produced at the Red Room Theater, NYC, and performed at the Classical Theater of Harlem's Future Classics Reading Series, NYC (2012, 2010), Packawallop: The Lounge Series, NYC (2011), and the Public Theaters Emerging Writers Spotlight Series, NYC (2009). Wilson is an Actors Theatre of Louisville Heideman Award Finalist (2011), Bay Area Playwrights Festival Semi-Finalist (2011), and was awarded a Playwriting Fellowship by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts (2009). She was the Assistant Administrator for Classical Theatre of Harlems Playwrights Playground, NYC, and was a member of the Passage Theater Companys Play Lab (2012), Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Workspace program, and the Public Theaters Emerging Writers Group (2008). She received her B.A. in English from Wagner College.
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Do You Proud
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Dressed In Your Dreams
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Flower Thief, The
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Clinging to nature's promise of renewal, Clark desperately turns to stealing flowers as everything around him slowly wilts. Jumping through time and mind, Pia Wilson's the Flower Thief eloquently explores a young man's grief over the loss of his twin brother.
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the Red Room85 East 4th Street, 3rd floor, New York, NY 10003 02 Aug 2012
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Horse Trade Theater Group and the Fire This Time Festival
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Goddess Once, A
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Amid the diffusion of the term "post black black," in American society And Art, seven up-and-coming playwrights of African descent including Deborah Asiimwe, Radha Blank, Kelley Girod, Katori Hall, Derek Lee McPhatter, Germono Toussaint, And Pia Wilson have come together to Answer these questions. the Fire This Time Festival showcases new short plays As A special Black History Month offering At the Horse Trade theater. the Festival explores the diverse possibilities of contemporary American Drama And challenging new directions for 21st century black theatre.
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Holiday Stucco
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Holiday Stucco will feature new one-act plays by members of the Public theater's Emerging Writers Group including playwrights Nikole Beckwith, Chris Craigin Day, Deen, Sevan Kaloustian Green, Aaron Wigdor Levy, Mona Mansour, Don Nguyen, Jerome Parker, Stalla Fawn Ragsdale, Akin Salawu, and Pia Wilson. Every winter holiday is up for grabs in this seasonal spectacular!
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Rooster Never Crows, The
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part of Turning Point A program of original one Act plays
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Things Tom Left Behind, The
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Six Plays About Hope was our first Draft's Fest, the collaborative effort of six emerging playwrights, six imminent directors, and ten multifaceted actors. Each play was written specifically for The Drafts; playwrights were given randomly compiled cast lists and the theme hope plays before setting out to write them. All of the playwrights who participated in the Six Plays About Hope Draft's Fest were given the theme and two or three cast members before they started to write. They had one month to complete their short piece which was limited to ten minutes. Many of the playwrights met with their director and actors during the writing process in order to get to know the actors better. All of the actors "auditioned" for the playwrights, with one comedic and one dramatic monologue as well as a special skill, fact, or story they wanted to share about themselves. In this way, the playwrights grew to have some understanding of the actors' 'types' prior to writing. The theme chosen by the ensemble inspired a variety of writing, from dealing with grief and disappointment, to overcoming poverty and rowdy neighbors. Overall, we generated some exciting new work, and met playwrights who would become part of our work for years to come.
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Tree of Life
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As her husband lies dying in the next room a young wife tries to seduce the family priest in to looking after her after the death
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Turning the Glass Around
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The Drafts Fest for 2010 is the collaborative effort of seven playwrights, seven directors, and ten multifaceted actors. Playwrights receive randomly compiled cast lists and create stories tailored to The Drafts and their invited Guests based on this years theme, Pre-Existing Condition. All of the playwrights who participated in the Pre-Existing Condition Draft's Fest were given the theme and two or three cast members before they started to write. They had one month to complete their short piece which was limited to ten minutes. Many of the playwrights met with their director and actors during the writing process in order to get to know the actors better. All of the actors "auditioned" for the playwrights, with one comedic and one dramatic monologue as well as a special skill, fact, or story they wanted to share about themselves. In this way, the playwrights grew to have some understanding of the actors' 'types' prior to writing. The theme taken from our health care vocabulary inspired a variety of writing, from pests and childhood emotional scars, to futuristic realities and poverty. Overall, we generated some exciting new work, some of which have been developed into full length plays.
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