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THEATRE IS THE CURE is an online theatrical event of creative collaborations celebrating theatre, community and connection by creating original material to “cure,” at least for a bit, isolation, malaise, apathy and any misconceptions that hope is lost or that theatre isn’t still alive and thriving! Our show features monologues written by playwrights and other writers from all over the world, directed by directors all over the world, with actors performing live from locations all across the country… and around the globe!
One more TITC event will be held this Friday before Logan Squared Productions takes a break to work on another project.
Read an interview with co-producers Ron Logan and Hannah Logan of Logan Squared Productions by clicking this article link: http://http://sdvoyager.com/interview/meet-hannah-logan-ron-logan-logan-squared-productions/
Here is a little vid of Theatre is the Cure - World Theatre Day - Clips from our first event March 27th, 2020!
View some of our 154 produced monologues here: Theatre is the Cure Monologues
Here is a recent video created in honor of Black Americans for Juenteenth - "Say Their Names, Hear Their Voices"
Click here to view this week’s show Link to view July 31st live Theatre is the Cure show!!!
THEATRE IS THE CURE is an online theatrical event of creative collaborations celebrating theatre, community and connection by creating original material to “cure,” at least for a bit, isolation, malaise, apathy and any misconceptions that hope is lost or that theatre isn’t still alive and thriving!
Our show features monologues written by playwrights and other writers from all over the world, directed by directors all over the world, with actors performing live from locations all across the country… and around the globe.
Based on prompts, each writer writes on
an original 2 MINUTE MONOLOGUE. Judges score scripts absent writers’ names and 10 monologues are chosen.
Then, DIRECTORS are matched with a script and an ACTOR to rehearse via teleconference, culminating in a live worldwide theatre event on Friday.
The show is free, though we do ask for donations from audience members for participating theatre artists. However, thus far, in the producers’ experience, the average audience member does not seem to donate, despite great reviews and much enthusiasm and many video shares. For this reason, in addition to recording all the shows we create individual videos of each performance with downloadable links for TITC participants to share and use as they wish, at no cost to them. (And as an FYI, our event page, where all the videos are posted has now been seen by thousands of people all over the world, and participants including artists from Hungary, England, China, Australia, Ireland and across the entirely of the United States.
This event is being curated and produced by the award-winning and critically-acclaimed Logan Squared Productions (www.logansquaredproductions.com).
Logan Squared Productions (L2P) has been creating award-winning artistic projects for the joy, inspiration, and betterment of humanity for more than seven years. Co-producers and creators of L2P, Ron Logan and Hannah Logan, always have a commitment to diversity and inclusion, and we work when we can to create a platform for other artists to shine. Writers, actors, directors, and technical artists of many ethnicities, ages, levels of experience, and abilities have been part of L2P productions. We also have a commitment to gender inclusivity in our creative process.
The co-producers of Logan Squared Productions hold themselves to high artistic standards as they stay committed to their primary aim; to tell stories that bring to light important issues, challenge the status quo, and inspire creativity, inclusivity, and community in a world desperately in need of stories that matter.
Theatre is certainly not the cure for racism or ignorance but it can be a means by which to shine a line on it and, we, as artists, can do our part to use our gifts to changfe the status quo.
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