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ASW Benefit Performance of TEACHER, TEACHER

cjmoore2009-06-17T11:17:39-05:00June 17th, 2009|anouncement, benefits, events for the public, productions|

TEACHER, TEACHER by Max Langert Produced by Loaded Gun Theory, with assistance from ASW's Finer Point Fund June 12-13, 17-20, 25-27 @ 8PM Thursday June 25th: ASW Benefit Night! The Off Center, 2211 A Hidalgo St. Tickets: $18 and $15 "It may be summer time, but school is still in session! Loaded Gun Theory and Austin Script Works member Max Langert team up for a zany new comedy about what the teachers are really up to when class is over. School buses run amok, and zombie students attack, but at least there’s plenty of coffee!

Salons on Summer Hiatus

cjmoore2009-06-14T22:01:57-05:00June 14th, 2009|anouncement|

Our monthly Salon reading series is on hiatus for June and July. We will reconvene on August 30th for our Annual Meet N Greet event. Check back here for details. In the meantime, our summer focus is on our 30/60/90 daily writing program.

30/60/90 is coming!

cjmoore2009-05-20T13:24:14-05:00May 20th, 2009|anouncement, events for members, events for the public|

30/60/90 for 2009 will start on June 1st. This daily writing program provides a creative jumping-off place for your writing. Complete details are available here or you can also get there by first visiting our Programs page.

Dramatis Personae Workshop: Building Character

cjmoore2009-04-21T11:03:45-05:00April 21st, 2009|anouncement, events for the public, workshops|

BUILDING CHARACTER (without the bother of adversity) A four week workshop with Colin Denby Swanson Wednesdays, May 6, 13, 20, 27 7:00-9:30 pm The State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave. All four sessions: $100 ASW members; $150 General Drop-in rate: $30 ASW/ $40 General INFO/RESERVATIONS: 512.454.9727; info@scriptworks.org

April Salon

cjmoore2009-04-21T10:34:28-05:00April 21st, 2009|anouncement, readings|

Sunday, April 26, 6:30 PM State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave. A Midsummer Night's Conversation and A Midwinter Night's Conversation are two short plays, each about a critical moment in the relationships of two different gay couples. Though different, each play intimately echoes the other. And, in each, one of the characters is an actor.