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Be a part of the creative process!

Deborah Savadge, playwright
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The Centenary Stage Company Women Playwrights Series continues this month with Dark at the Center by Deborah Savadge.
Join us for this presentation on Wed., Apr. 20 @ 7:30 PM in the David and Carol Lackland Center on the campus of Centenary
College in Hackettstown.
About The Play
The final presentation of the Centenary Stage Company Women Playwrights Series confronts the ambiguous nature of truth. When
a professor is accused of a unthinkable crime, the mounting pressure causes his wife to question whom to believe. "Dark
at the Center" by Deborah Savadge will be presented Wednesday, Apr 20 @ 7:30 PM in the “Little Theatre”, located
in the main Seay Administration Building on the campus of Centenary College in Hackettstown.
Location:
This one WPS event (of the three events) is the only one taking place in the Centenary
Theater (aka The
Little Theatre / the old theatre). It is Our original theatre, the Centenary Theater, is located
in the main Seay Building also on the campus of Centenary College. Find directions and a photo of the building on the Directions page.
More About the Playwright
Deborah Savadge, playwright for Dark at the Center, won the John Golden prize and the NJ TheatreFest
Regional Playwriting contest. Fugue will be seen at The Drilling Company in May. In December, The Right Number will be published
by Smith and Kraus. This season, Dim Sum played New World Stages and the Neighborhood Playhouse and Calling the Tune, was
given three staged readings in the Berkshires. Literary Manager: Playwrights Gallery. Member: League of Professional Theatre
Women, and the Dramatists Guild.
Reservations / Pricing
Free and open to the public!
Admission to the Women Playwrights Series is by donation, and reservations are requested for all events. For reservations,
a schedule of events and information, contact the Centenary Stage Company at 908-979-0900, or see our Women
Playwrights Series page.

About Women Playwrights Series
The
CSC Women Playwrights Series is dedicated to providing a working forum
for the unique and underserved voice of women writing for the theater today. The Series offers emerging playwrights a chance
to work with professional directors and actors in a short rehearsal period, followed by a staged reading of the work in front
of a live audience, with audience feedback and discussion.
Each presentation features:
- Staged reading of the work
- Lively "talk-backs" with the playwright and cast following the performance
- Refreshments for all
Now celebrating its 20th year, the Series features the finalists in the Centenary Stage Company Susan Glaspell contest,
which offers the winner further development support worth $30,000 in a full production on the CSC professional Equity
main-stage, as well as a cash payment to the author.
Also see our new WPS Photo Gallery.
Return
to main 2011 Women Playwrights Series page
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