The free readings will take place in Rehearsal Hall B of the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion, March 3-6. The lineup for the Breaking Ground Festival is as follows:
David Sullivan directs the tale of a recent immigrant to Boston struggling to make his new American life and leave his past behind.
Emma Griffin directs this story about what happens when a man in love with a woman, and a woman trying to poison a man, have unexpected guests.
Justin Waldman directs this Israeli military prison-set drama about a female guard and male inmate who question their dreams, duties and patriotism.
The actor (recently seen Off-Broadway in Baltimore Waltz) whose plays include Snakebit and Current Events creates the world of a young man with "familial dysfunction" who longs to be away at college and the stolen writing instrument that becomes the center of his story.
In protest, a man dresses in a Spider-Man suit and parks himself above the Brooklyn Bridge. A street-wise cop is sent to talk him down.
Jessica Stone directs this love story of a man who calls in the experts to assist his attempts at happiness. All readings are free and open to the public. For reservations, call the Huntington box office at (617) 266-0800. For more information on the Huntington Theatre Company, visit www.huntingtontheatre.org.
