Event

One-Minute Play Festival

The Den Theatre and The One-Minute Play Festival Present
The 5th Annual Chicago One-Minute Play Festival

Featuring Brand New One-Minute Plays by:

Jon Steinhagen, Reginald Edmund, Patrick McLean, Dana Lynn Formby, Andrew Bailes, Reeny Hofrincher, Rachel Claff, EJ "Liz" Calvert, David Cerda, Evan Linder, Carolyn Krass, Edgar Sanchez, Jenny Seidelman, Mallory Primm, Dani Bryant, Leean Kim Torske, Scott T. Barsotti, Brooke Allen, Randall Colburn, Joe Zarrow, Calamity West, Bilal Dardai, Ike Holter, Mark Mason, Alex Lubischer, Kate Healy, Steve Spencer, Kimberly D. Furgason, Arlene Malinowski, Adam Webster, Tony Werner, Tiffani Swalley, Lonnie Carter, Nambi E. Kelley, Jenni Lamb, Axel Arth, Dan Caffrey, Robert Tenges, Jessy Lauren Smith, Francesca Peppiatt, Julia Weiss, Shawn Pfautsch, Addison Heimann, Ellie Reed, Andrew Hinderacker, Laura Nessler, Ebony Joy, Kim Morris, Kristiana Colon, Coya Paz, Jennifer Rumberger, Manny Buckley, Juan Francisco Villa, Scott Hermes, Megan Carney, Barb Lhota, Jana Ross, Dan Ker-Horbert, & more!

Directed by Brea Hayes, Erica Barnes, Jason Gerace, Juan Francisco Villa, Lee Stark, Lexi Saunders, Patrice Foster, Scott Weinstein, Sydney Chatman, Taylor Bailey, & Thrisa Hodits

Curated & Produced by:
Dominic D'Andrea

The One-Minute Play Festival (#1MPF) is America's largest and longest running short form theatre company, founded by Producing Artistic Director, Dominic D'Andrea. #1MPF is social barometer project, which investigates the zeitgeist of different communities through dialogue and consensus building sessions and a performance of 70-100 short moments. #1MPF works in partnership with theatres sharing playwright, educational, or community-specific missions across the country. The aim is to create locally sourced playwright-focused community events, with the goal of promoting the spirit of radical inclusion. #1MPF represents playwrights of different age, gender, race, cultures, and points of career. The work attempts to reflect the theatrical landscape of local artistic communities by creating a dialogue between the collective conscious and the individual voice.