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Page to Stage: Black Playwrights featuring Fry Daddies

Voices AMPLIFIED!
Omaha Performing Arts
Thu Jul 16 - 6:30 PM
Tenaska Center - Mammel Foundation Hall
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Thu Jul 16
6:30 PM
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  • This is a Choose-What-You-Pay event. If cost is a barrier, there is a $0 option.

In partnership with the Union for Contemporary Art, this event gives a behind-the-curtain look at play development! From idea to page and finally stage, playwright Eric Lawson shares his creative process by focusing on his latest work: Fry Daddies. In his play, Lawson explores themes of queerness while centering joy and representation from across the community. And that’s not all — get insight from cast members too as they reflect on transforming the TV/web series Fry Daddies into a stage play. 

Then, be sure to see Fry Daddies live from Aug 7–24, presented by The Union for Contemporary Art.

know before you go — Tenaska Center

  • All ages event

  • Doors open 30 minutes before event time

  • A ticket is not required for entry, but please stop by the check-in table when you arrive!

  • Street parking is available.

About Voices AMPLIFIED!

Voices AMPLIFIED! is a cultural engagement series that celebrates artists from diverse cultures and creates opportunities for discussion, reflection, and new experiences. Each season features a different community by pairing international and national touring artists with local artists and organizations for panel discussions, workshops, and other special events.

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Construction is temporary. The experience isn’t. Plan a little extra time and join us. 

Construction near our venues may impact traffic and parking access. We recommend planning a little extra time to arrive so you can settle in and enjoy the performance. Use the Waze app or Apple Maps for the most up-to-date detours. Thank you for your patience and continued support!

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