Levels, the Great Neck Library Teen Center, will present its first-ever virtual evening of original plays, The Quaran-Teen Short Play Festival, on August 13, 14 and 15, and is looking for teen writers of all experience levels who will be in 7th grade and up this fall.
The Quaran-Teen Short Play Festival will consist of original short plays, monologues, scenes, poems, songs, and any other performance-related writing created entirely by students. It will be put together as a fully staged, live quarantine production rehearsed and performed by teens at home over Zoom, and then live-streamed to audiences in their own homes in real-time.
Meetings and auditions will be scheduled for late June/early July and announced soon. Whether you have a completed play, an idea for one, or just an urge to write, even if you’re not sure what to write, get in touch with us now.
Interested teen writers should contact Levels’ Theatre Coordinator Barry Weil at bweil@greatnecklibrary.org as soon as possible.
