Kilroys Club: Beyond the Theatre
On the second Saturday of every month at 11 a.m., join Seattle Rep's Kilroys Club for discussions of new, unpublished plays sourced from the Kilroys List. The Kilroys List is a curated selection of new plays by women, trans, and non-binary playwrights. Librarians at the Seattle Public Library created this list of Kilroys List plays and playwrights to enhance your experience of this discussion series.
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Brownsville Song (b-side for Tray)
Lee was selected for the List in 2014 for Different Words for the Same Thing and in 2017 for To the Yellow House. Seattle Rep staged a production of BROWNSVILLE SONG (B-SIDE FOR TRAY) in 2016.
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The Detroit Project
Morissseau was selected for the List in 2014 for SKELETON CREW, which is included in this collection of 3 plays set in Detroit.
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Cost of Living
This play was selected for the List in 2016. Majok was also selected for the List in 2014 for Ironbound and in 2015 for Petty Harbour.
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Pass Over
This play was selected for the List in 2016. Nwandu was also selected for the List in 2017 for Breach.
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Grand Concourse
This play was selected for the List in 2014.
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Collective Rage
This play was selected for the List in 2016. Silverman was also selected for the List in 2014 for The Moors.
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Indecent
Vogel was selected for the list in 2014 for Don Juan Comes Home from Iraq. Seattle Rep staged a production of INDECENT in 2019.
Format: Book
Availability: All copies in use
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Actually
Ziegler was selected for the list in 2014 for Boy.
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The Kilroys List website
From their site: "The Kilroys are a collective of playwrights, directors and producers in LA and NYC who are done talking about gender parity and are taking action. We mobilize others in the field and leverage our own power to support one another."
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