Coordinated by Brad Korbesmeyer, interim associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and sciences and a faculty member in English and creative writing, and Mark Cole, professor of theatre, the dramatic readings will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, March 9-10, in Tyler Hall's lab theatre. The event is free and open to public.
Those without campus parking stickers can pay $1 to park; see www.oswego.edu/administration/parking for details.
Winning writers (with their play's name in parentheses) and student directors for this year's competition are, from left, Tyler Eldred, Chelsea Taylor Mahoney ("Hank and Libby"), Nick Goodman, Rebecca Anne McCarthy, Fred Maxon ("Stitch and Bitch"), Ben Mikelberg ("Barstools"), Dylan Fredette ("Held Up"), Robin Rubeo-Laughter and Michael McCabe ("Flynn's Epilogue"). Not available for photo is James Domachowske ("The Snap").
Wednesday, 06 March 2013 10:02
New Voices competition at SUNY Oswego celebrates 20 years
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From left are Tyler Eldred, Chelsea Taylor Mahoney, Nick Goodman, Rebecca Anne McCarthy, Fred Maxon, Ben Mikelberg, Dylan Fredette, Robin Rubeo-Laughter and Michael McCabe.
For the 20th consecutive year, SUNY Oswego will present student playwrights reading their winning 10-minute plays in the New Voices competition.
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