Ottawa local Sterling Lynch will bring his award-winning play Home in Time to this weekend’s Cube Salon. Sterling works with both Eddie May Murder Mysteries and Sanitas Playback Theatre.
You probably should have planned to go to see Sterling perform a staged reading of his play Home in Time when Cube first booked him several weeks ago, but that was even before his efforts garnered him first prize in the Canadian One-Act Playwriting Competition. So now… you really have no choice.
On what this national award means for Home in Time…
Sterling: National awards are the stuff publicity dreams are made of. Putting bums in seats for Home In Time is going to be much easier now. Also, Peter Hinton, the NAC’s English Theatre Artistic Director, is going to workshop the play in April. Working with him is a fantastic opportunity.
On what to expect at the event on Saturday…
Sterling: Staged readings are simple stripped back affairs that give theatre lovers a chance to involve themselves in the story of a script at an early stage. The actors will have the script in hand and very few theatrical elements will be employed. Ultimately, my goal is to intrigue the audience and leave them wanting more. Because I’ve got top-notch local talent involved — Brianne Tucker, Colleen Sutton, and Wayne Current — I’m confident people will walk away feeling like they are a part of something special.
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