Plays are now being accepted for this season's readings.
Email them to NorthportPlays@gmail.com
For information about the Northport One-Act Play Festival
click on the 1-Act Play Festival tab.
Email them to NorthportPlays@gmail.com
For information about the Northport One-Act Play Festival
click on the 1-Act Play Festival tab.
Fall date to be announced.
NORTHPORT READER'S THEATER
NORTHPORT READER'S THEATER
Northport One-Act Play Festival
12th Annual Northport One-Act Play Festival
October 1-3, 2021
Play submission period is now ended.
If you are interested in directing a play send an email to
October 1-3, 2021
Play submission period is now ended.
If you are interested in directing a play send an email to
"Spring into Action"
Volunteerism was the Focus of Northport Plays
“Virtual” Gathering of Original Long Island Theater
as it presented “Spring into Action”.
You can still volunteer to help any of our partners at the links below.
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Northport Plays Presented:
"Food For Thought: Theater Gives Back"
Four Plays About Benevolence
Thanks those of you who donated to LI Cares
and hope that everyone enjoyed the plays.
You can still support the food insecure on Long Island
by giving directly to
by giving directly to
Long Island Cares
Please consider giving whatever you can.
Please consider giving whatever you can.
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The 11th Annual Northport One-Act Play Festival
was a great success. Thanks to all who watched it.
Highlights of the Festival plays HERE.
Festival Program
"Luminous" by Bruce Menin,
Directed by Jo Ann Katz
with Alfio DiFranco and Barbara Walsh.
Nature or Nurture?
Two fireflies find love on a late summer night.
"One Small Step" Written and
Directed by Tammy Green,
Assistant Director Eric Holgerson,
with Laurie Atlas and Carl DiModugno.
A couple moves past their fears to take
one small step toward a better life.
"Someday My Love" Written and
Directed by Peter Scarpinato
with Louisa Bikowski, Michelle Maimbourg
and Dayne Rasmussen.
A woman finds herself in a real-life version
of her favorite romantic film.
"Drawing the Line" by Seth Freeman,
Directed by Linda Randolph,
with Tom Ciorciari and Joshua Diolosa.
Sometimes the unkindest cut isn’t made with a knife.
"Double Exposure" by Mervyn Douglas Kaufman,
Directed by Maria Filippone,
with Lee Kurfist and Lisa Meckes.
Face to face, a long-married couple confront dark secrets
that haunted and threatened their marriage for years.
"Waiting for the Sun" by Michael Casano,
Directed by John Passadino,
with Ken Young, Gina Scarda and Rachel Max.
A marriage counselor’s latest patients
open up an unexpected door to her past.
The event concluded with a
discussion with the playwrights.
Many thanks to the playwrights who submitted plays
that were not selected for the Festival:
Les Abramovitz, Louis Allaco, Paul Bowman, Delvyn Case,
Fred Dennehy, Christine Emmert, Ed Eriksson, Ann Fox,
Diane Haring, Joe Leary, Ken Levine, Larry Maltin,
Lois Morton, Lawrence Rinkel, Jack Rushton,
Gloria Schramm, Chuck Smith, Michael Solomowitz.
Directed by Jo Ann Katz
with Alfio DiFranco and Barbara Walsh.
Nature or Nurture?
Two fireflies find love on a late summer night.
"One Small Step" Written and
Directed by Tammy Green,
Assistant Director Eric Holgerson,
with Laurie Atlas and Carl DiModugno.
A couple moves past their fears to take
one small step toward a better life.
"Someday My Love" Written and
Directed by Peter Scarpinato
with Louisa Bikowski, Michelle Maimbourg
and Dayne Rasmussen.
A woman finds herself in a real-life version
of her favorite romantic film.
"Drawing the Line" by Seth Freeman,
Directed by Linda Randolph,
with Tom Ciorciari and Joshua Diolosa.
Sometimes the unkindest cut isn’t made with a knife.
"Double Exposure" by Mervyn Douglas Kaufman,
Directed by Maria Filippone,
with Lee Kurfist and Lisa Meckes.
Face to face, a long-married couple confront dark secrets
that haunted and threatened their marriage for years.
"Waiting for the Sun" by Michael Casano,
Directed by John Passadino,
with Ken Young, Gina Scarda and Rachel Max.
A marriage counselor’s latest patients
open up an unexpected door to her past.
The event concluded with a
discussion with the playwrights.
Many thanks to the playwrights who submitted plays
that were not selected for the Festival:
Les Abramovitz, Louis Allaco, Paul Bowman, Delvyn Case,
Fred Dennehy, Christine Emmert, Ed Eriksson, Ann Fox,
Diane Haring, Joe Leary, Ken Levine, Larry Maltin,
Lois Morton, Lawrence Rinkel, Jack Rushton,
Gloria Schramm, Chuck Smith, Michael Solomowitz.
Highlights of previous Festivals at History tab.
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Click here for Johnny Passadino's
documentary about our Festival.
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See the Reader's Theater tab for meeting schedules
and member interviews.
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We are planning to return to live theater October 1-3.
All performance refreshments to benefit St Paul's United Methodist Church.
All Performances at The Playhouse at St Paul's
St Paul's United Methodist Church, 270 Main Street, Northport, NY
For information e-mail NorthportPlays@gmail.com or call (631) 223-8053
____________________________
Click here for Johnny Passadino's
documentary about our Festival.
____________________________
See the Reader's Theater tab for meeting schedules
and member interviews.
___________________________________________________________________
We are planning to return to live theater October 1-3.
All performance refreshments to benefit St Paul's United Methodist Church.
All Performances at The Playhouse at St Paul's
St Paul's United Methodist Church, 270 Main Street, Northport, NY
For information e-mail NorthportPlays@gmail.com or call (631) 223-8053
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