Programs and Productions
LeAnne Howe reading from "Shell Shaker" and other works.
November
25, 2002, 7 p.m., Leonard Theater in Peabody Hall, at Miami University,
Oxford, OH. See LeAnne
Howe website with map, futher
information, and contacts.
"Spirit Line." Seated reading of the one-act play by
JudyLee
Oliva, November 7 and 8, 2001, Miami University.
"Ola Na Iwi." [These Bones Live] Staged reading of the
play
by
Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl, April 3, 2001, Miami University.
"PEEKING OUT OF AMERIKA'S
MUSEUMS." By E. Donald Two Rivers. Presented by Red Path Theater
Company.
Native American poet E. Donald Two
Rivers will
read part one of this collection about America and Native American
relations entering the new millenium. This is a three part poetry play to
be opened at Truman
College in the spring. January 18th, 2001. CafeŽ Aloha, on Montrose and
Lincoln,
Chicago. Call
for ticket info: (773) 561-9319.
"Gatherings of the People." November 19, 2000.
Written by James Luna, directed by Theresa Chavez.
2:00 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Theatre, at the Autry
Museum, Los Angeles. This is a workshop production; admission is free, but
reservations
are highly recommended. Call 323-
667-2000 ext. 243.
"Indian Radio Days." October 25-29, 2000. Knutson
Theater, University of
South Dakota at Vermilion.
Directed by American Indian graduate
student,
Cameron Ulrich. Tickets will be $8 for adults, $6 for senior citizens, and
$1 for USD students.
"The Woman Who Was a Red Deer Dressed for a Deer Dance" and
"Jump Kiss." Staged readings of two one-acts by Diane Glancy, April 8,
2000, Miami University.
"Spirit Line." Seated reading of the one-act play by
JudyLee
Oliva, November 7 and 8, 2001, Miami University.
"Ola Na Iwi." [These Bones Live] Staged reading of the
play
by
Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl, April 3, 2001, Miami University.
"PEEKING OUT OF AMERIKA'S
MUSEUMS." By E. Donald Two Rivers. Presented by Red Path Theater
Company.
Native American poet E. Donald Two
Rivers will
read part one of this collection about America and Native American
relations entering the new millenium. This is a three part poetry play to
be opened at Truman
College in the spring. January 18th, 2001. CafeŽ Aloha, on Montrose and
Lincoln,
Chicago. Call
for ticket info: (773) 561-9319.
"Gatherings of the People." November 19, 2000.
Written by James Luna, directed by Theresa Chavez.
2:00 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Theatre, at the Autry
Museum, Los Angeles. This is a workshop production; admission is free, but
reservations
are highly recommended. Call 323-
667-2000 ext. 243.
"Indian Radio Days." October 25-29, 2000. Knutson
Theater, University of
South Dakota at Vermilion.
Directed by American Indian graduate
student,
Cameron Ulrich. Tickets will be $8 for adults, $6 for senior citizens, and
$1 for USD students.
"PEEKING OUT OF AMERIKA'S
MUSEUMS." By E. Donald Two Rivers. Presented by Red Path Theater
Company."Gatherings of the People." November 19, 2000.
Written by James Luna, directed by Theresa Chavez. "Indian Radio Days." October 25-29, 2000. Knutson
Theater, University of
South Dakota at Vermilion. "The Woman Who Was a Red Deer Dressed for a Deer Dance" and
"Jump Kiss." Staged readings of two one-acts by Diane Glancy, April 8,
2000, Miami University.
"Sky Woman
Festival." Nov. 3-21, 1999.
New York City.
"Urban
Tattoo" , One-woman performance by
NAWPA author Marie Clements, directed by Randy Reinholz. November 7,
1999. Miami University.
"Returning the Gift VIII", October
21-24, 1999. Northern Michigan University
"Celebration
of Native Women
Playwrights",
Performances and conference, March 19-20, 1999, Miami University.
"Women's Voices in
Native American Theater" February 26, 1997. Miami University.
NAWPA hopes to cooperate with other organizations in sponsoring meaningful theater programs.
Please contact us with information about upcoming performances, readings, conferences, and other Native Theater events.
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Last updated 11/2/00.