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Plays In the House Teen Edition

7/28/2020

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We were thrilled at PYP when we were asked to be a part of Plays in the House Teen Edition!  For those of you who don't know, Plays in the House Teen Edition is a spinoff of Stars in the House, the daily series created by Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley.  PYP Alum Alise Mackey starts off the broadcast with an interview!

​The full broadcast was only available to view for a limited time, which has now ended. 
Plays in the house Teen Edition
Stars in the House, the daily live streamed concert series created by Playbill correspondent and SiriusXM Broadway host Seth Rudetsky and producer James Wesley, presents A Simpler Time—penned by Jonathan Dorf, Tyler Dwiggins, Claire Epstein, Kathryn Funkhouser, Patrick Greene, Mora V. Harris, Carrie McCrossen, Ian McWethy, and Don Zolidis—July 26 at 2 PM. Watch the stream above.

The reading features the talents of Klarke Armstrong, Alexander Bello (All My Sons, the upcoming Caroline or Change), Maya Bishop, Adriana Braganza (The King and I), Amaya Braganza (Annie, The King and I), Anika Braganza, Courtnee Carter (Once On this Island), Sachi Dieker, Lex Garcia, Charlotte Gimlin, Avery Michael Johnson, Che Johnson, Kristopher Kennedy, Micah Lawrence, Casey Likes (the upcoming Almost Famous the Musical), Cheech Manohar (Mean Girls), Lucy Martin, Alisa Melendez (Almost Famous), Maria Nalieth, Sayo Oni, Olivia Ridley, Juli Rudetsky-Wesley, Tevae Shoels, Charlie Tassone (Frozen), Jonah Verdon, and Kevin Wang

The reading is the latest in the Plays in the House Jr./Teen Edition series, executive produced by Wesley and Rudetsky with artistic direction by Tony nominee Anika Larsen. The series of plays for and performed by young people streams Sundays at 2 PM, hosted by Juli Rudetsky Wesley followed by a Q&A with the playwright. The technical supervisor is Jason Crespin. The reading will only be available for a limited time following the live stream.
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