New Works Festival at Capitol Theatre-Flint

Conceived more than 20 years ago, the New Works Festival invites novice and experienced playwrights from all over the world to submit their un-produced plays to the Playhouse's New Works Literary Committee. Members of the committee then read the 100+ scripts that are submitted.
  
Four winners and four finalists are selected for the two-week festival. The playwrights hear their words brought to life and receive feedback from the audience.   
Lineup:
 
8-17 @ 8pm: Refuge, by Marc Kornblatt
  
8-18 @ 2pm: Lost in History, by Adam Siegel
  
8-18 @ 8pm: The Salt Prince, by Ernest Kearney
  
8-19 @ 2pm; American Dames, by Susan Hefti
  
8-24 @ 8pm; Yellow Jack, by William Baer
  
8-25 @ 2pm; Provenance, by Daniel Weber
  
8-25 @ 8pm; The Polish Book of Karma, by William Missouri Downs
  
8-26 @ 2pm; Fifteen Men in a Smoke-Filled Room, by Collin Crowley