On 2/ 17 Eric Koenig Explores How Dreams Can Confound Reality in his Latest Screenplay, “My Dreamgirl Don’t Exist”
On President’s Day we review a brand new feature script by Eric Koenig – My Dreamgirl Don’t Exist. [Gotta LOVE this title.] More
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2/10 Offers a Dark Comedy “That Salieri Moment” by New HSSW Member Geoff Wilson
On Monday February 10th, we welcome yet another new writer, Geoff Wilson with his new feature That Salieri Moment. More
Steve Erickson Takes Us Back to the Day That Began Our Revolution in “Lexington Green” 2/3
Steve Erickson returns to HSSW after a long hiatus to present a script adaptation of his play Lexington Green. It explores how a band of rebellious colonists find themselves suddenly plunged into a war they are poorly equipped to fight. More
On Monday, 1/27 Take a Trip Back in Time to the Adventures of “The Mercury 13” by Laurie Kahn
Join us on January 27th at the usual place for a review of Laurie Kahn’s timely new feature The Mercury 13. More
We Kick Off the New Year on 1/6 with Steve Wrobleski’s “Fan Girls’ Night Out”
Get your creative juices flowing by attending our first review of the semester – a look at Steve (Wro) Wrobleski’s latest feature Fan Girls’ Night Out. More
Welcome to the World of Sci-Fi Comedy as “The Notonians” Descend to Earth on an Urgent Mission in Genine Tillotson’s New Pilot – 12/16
The final script of the semester is by Genine and she hopes to see your butts out there for her review. It’s a dark comedy. This is the pilot. More
Rick Groleau Has Expanded One of His Shorts Into a Haunting Look at Mental Illness in “The Bloodworm Festival” – review on 12/9
Monday, December 9th we will review Rick Groleau’s latest feature, The Bloodworm Festival which examines the often thin line between reality and fantasy. More
New Member, Spencer Cohen Debuts His Feature “American Dreams” on 11/25
On Monday, 11/25 we review Spencer Cohen’s first feature, American Dreams where a friendship is renewed and then tested to the max.
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On 11/18 Roberto Mighty Explores the World of a Forgotten Sculptor in His New Pilot “Wildfire”
Next Monday we will review Roberto Mighty’s latest project Wildfire, inspired by a documentary he completed several years ago.
Judy Richland Explores the Early Life of Tennessee Williams in her Biopic “Becoming Tennessee,” Monday 11/11
On Monday, November 11th we explore the world of Provincetown circa 1940 where artists convene and collide in an unconventional world.