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Jul 21, 2024

The Observer by Graham Ray & Other Developing Works

Admission: $10

Location: The People's Building

9995 E Colfax Ave
Aurora, CO 80010

Time: 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM

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The Observer by Graham Ray & Other Developing Works

The Observer by Graham Ray

Graham Ray is a playwright whose work explores what happens to people caught up in failing systems. He is a career civil servant who works in health care information systems – which is definitely just an unrelated fact. He is a poet, a shaman, a sinner, a saint, the Fifth Beatle and an overall nice guy. (Some of those things are true.) He and his husband James Bloom live in Denver with their dog Walt.Hattie’s Patties by Kait Berreckman-Corrado. Kait Berreckman-Corrado (she/her) is a Colorado-based songwriter and aspiring theater kid. “Hattie’s Patties” is her first musical. Works include Conservation (2011), Battle Scenes (2016), Magpie (2019); Kait holds a Bachelor of Music in Songwriting from Berklee College of Music.

Other Developing Works:

Send in the Dragons by Laura ClineLaura Cline, a Colorado native, spent a career as a writer and storyteller, usually for the purpose of rousing and thrilling donors to support mission-driven programs. Transitioning to new adventures, Laura jumped into playwriting with a passion, eager to learn and adapt life-long skills and a love for storytelling. Her current script is a two-act thriller, SEND IN THE DRAGONS. What happens when a group of strangers are caught in a coffee shop under lockdown and the world outside becomes more and more insane? To survive with no phones and no power, they have to trust each other, but can they? What is it they don’t know?

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*A note for ticketing: JUNE 21st will be a reading of THE OBSERVER. JUNE 22nd will be a reading of OTHER DEVELOPING WORKS from Laura Cline, Bella O’Brien, Rachael Johnson, Kait Berreckman-Corrado, and Babs Karney.

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