During this time of social distancing, MSN had been working hard on finding a way to bring our usual performances to our audience! We have pivoted to online performances and have been able to record a few! Check out our recorded performances below:
Virtually Theatre - June 8th, 2020
We are proud to bring you this short play reading of Virtually Theatre by Debbie Wiess. It is an honest and humorous piece that explores what the future of theatre might be after COVID-19.
Because of the virtual nature of this performance, we were able to work with actors from all over the world. The cast of this play zoomed in from San Diego, London, and Ireland!
Debbie Wiess is a fantastic playwright who grew up in Lexington. We will be having her back next season to do a reading if her play A Revolutionary Encounter in London - A play about Ben Franklin and Phillis Wheatley's meeting during her visit to London in the summer of 1773.
Because of the virtual nature of this performance, we were able to work with actors from all over the world. The cast of this play zoomed in from San Diego, London, and Ireland!
Debbie Wiess is a fantastic playwright who grew up in Lexington. We will be having her back next season to do a reading if her play A Revolutionary Encounter in London - A play about Ben Franklin and Phillis Wheatley's meeting during her visit to London in the summer of 1773.
Weaving Connections - January 23, 2021
If you were unable to attend Weaving Connections Munroe Saturdays Nights is proud to present the the recording of the evening!
Through-out time humans have always used stories as a way to build and keep connections. They help us stay connected to the past, bond with each other in the present, and dream for the future. In this time of separation, Munroe Saturday Nights presented a comforting evening of stories that highlighted connection. The evening featured from Masha Traber, Ben Soule, Pastor Brent Maracle, Don Cohen, and Suzanne Adams.
Through-out time humans have always used stories as a way to build and keep connections. They help us stay connected to the past, bond with each other in the present, and dream for the future. In this time of separation, Munroe Saturday Nights presented a comforting evening of stories that highlighted connection. The evening featured from Masha Traber, Ben Soule, Pastor Brent Maracle, Don Cohen, and Suzanne Adams.
The Poetry of Transformation - March 20, 2021
Munroe Saturday Nights Presents The Poetry of Transformation – A Poetry Reading. This online event took place on Saturday, March 20th, 2021. The evening featured poems from Kazim Ali, Regie Gibson, Krysten Hill, Ellen Lovell, Martha Rhodes, and Abigail Wender.
Fostering Creativity: 4 Takes - April 17, 2021
Munroe Saturday Nights presents Fostering Creativity: 4 Takes– An Online Roundtable Discussion. The panelists were Jon Dreyer, Tracy Kim Horn, William Mazza, and David Weissburg. With a special guest, Dr. Joonki Kim!
Our panelists included people from all different walks of life including human centered design, technology, visual arts, culinary, and performing arts. The evening aimed to provide you with a little inspiration, and a little storytelling as we peek behind the curtain to see where the magic happens. After some discussion, the conversation opened up to questions from the audience.
Our panelists included people from all different walks of life including human centered design, technology, visual arts, culinary, and performing arts. The evening aimed to provide you with a little inspiration, and a little storytelling as we peek behind the curtain to see where the magic happens. After some discussion, the conversation opened up to questions from the audience.
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