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Ashland New Plays Festival opens its 2018 season March 25th
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Production photo from The Luckiest People world premiere at Curious Theatre Company, photo by Michael Ensminger
Ashland New Plays Festival will open its 2018 season
by staging a dramatic reading of a family drama, Your Best One, on Sunday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. at Southern Oregon University’s Music Recital Hall. Tickets are available now at www.ashlandnewplays.org.The play by Meridith Friedman will feature actors Rex Young, James Edmondson, Paul Michael Garcia and Kate Berry. The four are well-known to Ashland audiences and previously appeared in Friedman’s play The Luckiest People at ANPF’s 2015 Fall Festival. They will reprise their original roles and Paul Mason Barnes will direct. “I love, love, love Ashland,” said Friedman, who lives in Los Angeles and writesfortelevision. “ANPF has terrific, smart, insightful patrons, and I’m looking forward to finding out their feedback on the play.”
Your Best Oneand Friedman’s 2015 play are part of a trilogy commissioned by Denver’s Curious Theatre Company, whereThe Luckiest Peoplereceived its world premiere performance last year. The third part, as yet untitled, will be presented by ANPF on May 13 at SOU’s Main Theatre.
The story ofYour Best Onecenters around the Hoffman family, including widower Oscar and his grown children Richard and Laura and their families. When one of their own faces a serious health crisis, they rally together–and against each other–with their trademark wit and inherited neurosis, contending with health insurance, child custody, inheritance, and superfoods.
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