Teen West Project: Year 9

Teen West Project: Year 9 - Impact

It is officially time to announce that Teen West is soon to get underway!

For those of you who don't know, the Teen West Project is SouthWest StageWorks' signature project. We collaborate with local theatre company Playwrights West to debut brand new pieces of theatre each year, including pieces that have been nationally published and performed off-Broadway. It's a powerful theatre experience, and for those of you who were involved with or saw last year's edition, You Cannot Undo This Action, you can speak directly to this powerful work.

This year's edition will take our distance learning situation into account and use this unique situation to create a powerful set of tales based on our experiences in this void. Impact will be a true collaboration between student artists to create high level work.

Want to know more, how to get involved? Read more at our blog Teen West Project and join us for a meet and greet with teaching artist Matthew B. Zrebski this Monday, 2/8 at 330pm at this Zoom Link to know more.

See you there!

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