Milwaukee Chamber Theatre celebrates young
writers with its seventh Young Playwrights Festival Showcase, March 19-22,
2015. The Showcase features three one-act plays from the winners of our high
school playwriting competition and is directed, designed, and performed by
up-and-coming local professionals.
Artist
Bios: STORAGE SPACE
by Nalee Praseutsack, Rufus King International School
Three
adult siblings, both blood-related and adopted, seek connection and forgiveness
in the wake of the loss of their mother.
Directed by Mallory Metoxen | Featuring local actors Libby Amato, Marcee Doherty-Elst, David Franz,
Paul Matthew Madden, and Sharon Nieman-Koebert.
STORAGE SPACE Playwright Nalee Praseutsack
(left) and Director Mallory Metoxen (right)
at auditions for Young Playwrights Festival.
Nalee
Praseutsack (Playwright)
While attending Rufus King, Nalee Praseutsack held
various roles including actor (The Laramie Project), stage manager (Much Ado
About Nothing), and playwright (Storage Space). Recently, she was assistant
costume designer for a stage adaptation of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless
Mind. Currently, she is studying English and Physics at Lawrence University . A Milwaukee
native, she is excited and honored to have her work produced by the Milwaukee
Chamber Theatre. Nalee graduated from
Rufus King IB High School and was a participant in MCT’s YPF Playwriting
Residency.
Mallory
Metoxen (Director)
Mallory
is very excited to be working with Milwaukee Chamber Theatre again where she
has previously served as the Assistant Director for UNDERNEATH THE LINTEL and JEEVES IN
BLOOM. Mallory’s previous directing work has been seen at The Alchemist
Theatre, Forward Theater Company, InHerOwnRight Productions, Milwaukee Artist
Resource Network, Milwaukee Metropolitan Voices, Renaissance Theaterworks and
Splinter Group. In July of 2015, she will be directing THESE SHINING
LIVES for Umbrella Group. Mallory is currently the Artistic Associate at
Renaissance Theaterworks.
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March 19, 20, and 21 at 7:30pm, March 22 at 2:00pm – Broadway
Theatre Center’s Studio Theatre. All three
plays will be featured each evening. There will be a talkback following each
performance.
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