Here's how "Act One, Scene Two" works: each performance is a collaboration with a different playwright. At the beginning of the show, we interview our featured playwright onstage, to find out what makes he or she tick. Then, that evening's actors do a cold "staged" reading of act one, scene one of the play, which was written for us by our playwright. When we finish the scripted portion, the actors continue on to finish the play -- now un-scripted -- starting from act one, scene two.

The goal is to finish the play continuing to honor the genre, style, and intent of the first scripted scene, creating a piece that causes everyone -- playwright, audience, and actors -- great delight. 

Auditions:

Auditions are January 30 and 31. If you're interested in auditioning, fill out the form -- and feel free to pass on the info to anyone you think might also be interested.

Submissions:

We also need first scenes to start with, so if you're interested in submitting an opening scene for consideration for "Act One, Scene Two" check out the Submission Guidelines!