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The Forge Theater Lab, in residence at Fitchburg State University, develops new plays that ignite passionate conversations. |
Rebecca Joseph in ON OUR TERMS by Mary Darling.
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We'd like to thank everyone who joined us for our online Season 3! While we were unable to be on stage during the pandemic, we were grateful to work with such a talented constellation of playwrights, actors, and directors on online projects to keep developing new plays. We appreciate all the views and donations, and we can't wait to see you all in person before long for more readings, workshops, and productions of new plays in progress! Stay tuned for announcements later this year.
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The setup:
1) We'll start with a 5-minute check-in to define individual goals for the writing time.
2) We'll then mute ourselves to share space for 45 minutes without comment while writing individually, yet simultaneously together.
3) We'll close with a brief check-out to touch base on everyone's progress.
There is no obligation or commitment necessary! Please feel free to join weekly if you're able; otherwise, drop-ins are more than welcome!
Co-facilitators: Mary Darling and Steven William Beck
1) We'll start with a 5-minute check-in to define individual goals for the writing time.
2) We'll then mute ourselves to share space for 45 minutes without comment while writing individually, yet simultaneously together.
3) We'll close with a brief check-out to touch base on everyone's progress.
There is no obligation or commitment necessary! Please feel free to join weekly if you're able; otherwise, drop-ins are more than welcome!
Co-facilitators: Mary Darling and Steven William Beck
The Forge Theater Lab joins Fitchburg State University in recognizing that all lives cannot matter until Black, Brown, and Asian lives matter. We must do better as a society to achieve true justice and safety for all of our citizens, and as artists we take a stand against racism, ignorance, hate, and brutality. The Forge is committed to amplifying a diversity of voices and creating an equitable, welcoming environment for artists of color at all levels of our organization.
Visit our Commitment to Antiracism page to follow our progress in becoming an anti-racist theater company.
Visit our Commitment to Antiracism page to follow our progress in becoming an anti-racist theater company.
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Daniel T. Hankins and Chris Merritt in a reading of FLOATING ON HOPE AVE by Matt Cogswell.
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