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Works by Craig Lucas, Lucy Thurber, Adam Bock, Samuel D. Hunter and More Set for SPACE on Ryder Farm's 2013 Season

By: May. 31, 2013
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SPACE on Ryder Farm, a not-for-profit artist workshop space announces its 3nd season. Housed on an organic farm in picturesque Brewster, NY, SPACE will host over 100 artists as they develop 40 projects.

SPACE's 2013 season will feature works in development from a thrilling group of artists including Rattlestick Playwrights Theater developing work by Craig Lucas (Prelude to a Kiss) and Lucy Thurber (Scarcity), MTC and ARS NOVA's newly assembled Writer's Room including Obie Award-winner Adam Bock (The Thugs), Justin Levine, Obie Award-winner Samuel D. Hunter (The Whale), Thomas Bradshaw (Southern Promises), and Sharyn Rothstein, Page 73 along with writer/actor Greg Keller (Dutch Masters), The Transport Group with David Greenspan, Woodshed Collective (The Tenant) Stolen Chair Theatre Company (The Man Who Laughs), and Laura Jacqmin (Two Lakes, Two Rivers).

Additionally, SPACE will inaugurate its first resident writers group, The Working Farm.

The group will consist of seven playwrights: Sarah Burgess (Earthsiege: Commence), Madeleine George (The Zero Hour), Branden Jacobs-Jenkins (Neighbors), Justin Kuritzkes (The Sensuality Party), Gregory S. Moss (Punkplay), Erika Sheffer (Russian Transport) and Mat Smart (The Steadfast). Following The Working Farm residency, SPACE will team with Playwrights Horizons to present readings of the plays in New York City.

SPACE on Ryder Farm exists to support artists by providing a workshop space singular in its ability to reinvigorate the artist's spirit and their work.

Ryder Farm, SPACE's home, has been in the Ryder family since 1795. The Farm helped pioneer America's green movement in the 1970s, being one of the first New York farms to go organic. Artists in residence at SPACE have access to the entire 126-acre property which includes lakefront views, natural amphitheaters, and majestic woods, as well as outdoor and indoor rehearsal spaces. Residents at SPACE on Ryder Farm stay in The Farm's original 1790's homestead and are provided with organic meals made from The Farm's produce.

To view a full listing of SPACE's 2013 artists in residence and to learn more about the organization visit http://www.spaceonryderfarm.com/the-artists.



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