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		HOT OFF THE PRESS free playreading series American Stage Theatre Company wants to expose central Florida to its best local playwrights.... FOR FREE!!! Come hear these new works by your friends and neighbors, and help the hottest playwrights develop their new scripts. -all Hot Off the Press readings are free to the public -all readings will be followed by a talk back with the authors -all in attendance will be given the opportunity to fill out evaluation forms MATCH POINT by Harry Schmidt Monday, March 15 at 7 p.m. The comedy displays the conflict between the dedicated tennis players and those who want to protect the cherished old oak tree which would have to be chopped down. This great disturbance attracts a ghost - the founder of the tennis club - and the attention of a talking dog who loves trees. BLUE WILLOW by Kim Hanna Monday, March 22 at 7 p.m. Lian has it all . . . including an extensive collection of blue willow china. But through a series of events, she finds herself homeless. All that remains of her former life are pieces of her precious china collection. Unwilling to acknowledge the magnitude of her situation, or even that she is homeless, Lian continues a downward descent until fate brings her to a tent city nestled under an overpass on the banks of a river, clinging to what's really important to her- one last piece of blue willow china. It's here that Lian discovers exactly what losing it all - and finding out what's truly important - really means. LONE WOLVES by Phillip Hall Monday, March 29 at 7 p.m. Guess who's coming to dinner? Annie and her boyfriend. Guess who's hosting dinner? Annie's husband - along with their sixteen-year-old daughter, who happens to be the smartest one in the room. American Stage Theatre Company is located at the Raymond James Theatre at 163 3rd Street North in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg.


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