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SUMMARY:KAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB: Wound Care
DESCRIPTION:KAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB\nWound Care\nby Jennie Webb (Los Angeles\, CA)\nFriday\, August 21 – 7:30pm\nSaturday\, August 22 – 3:00pm\nThe Lorraine Boccardo Theater\n\nJoin us for a staged reading of a new play as part of the 2026 Kayenta New Play Lab! Wound Care explores a series of encounters following a woman as she works to acquire reparation funding from the State of California for women like her estranged mother who were victims of forced sterilization programs. \nStay for the guided talkback after the show with the playwright\, director\, and cast. Discuss the play\, ask questions\, and learn more about the development process. Be part of shaping new theater by providing your own feedback and delving deeper into the creative process. \n\n\nTICKETS\n\nAbout the Playwright: Jennie Webb\n\n\n\n\n\nJennie Webb is an LA-based playwright and dramaturg (she created the new play development program\, Seedlings\, at Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum which she ran from 2002-2019\, and in 2021 co-created the Ignite Project at Ensemble Studio Theatre/Los Angeles) with works including “Reach\,” “Currency\,” “Yard Sale Signs\,” “Carry On\,” “Smiling Cat Candy Heart\,” “Remodeling Plans\,” “Unclaimed Assets\,” “On Tuesday\,” “It’s Not About Race\,” “Rebecca on the Bus\,” “About What Matters\,” “Separate Loads\,” “Brand New Script” and “Buying a House” produced in the LA area by Inkwell Theater\, Rogue Machine Theatre\, EST/LA\, Santa Monica Rep\, Virginia Avenue Project\, Road Theatre\, Theatre of NOTE and La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival\, as well as in Canada\, the UK\, Europe\, India\, Iran\, Iceland and at universities and colleges across the country. \nHer plays have been developed by Great Plains Theatre Conferences\, The Playwrights’ Center\, Moving Arts MADlab\, Blank Theatre\, Open Fist Theatre Company\, Company of Angels\, PlayGround-LA\, PlayGround Residency\, National Winter Playwrights Retreat\, Little Black Dress INK Festivals\, Protest Plays Project\, PlagueWrites\, Climate Change Theatre Action\, Clamour Theatre Company\, Rogue Artist Ensemble’s Rogue Lab\, Road Theatre Summer Playwrights Festivals and the Road’s inaugural Under Construction Playwrights Group. These plays include “The Complete Story of the War\,” “Crazy Bitch\,” “Jilt\,” “Into the Gobpile\,” “Not Cake\,” “adaptation.resilience\,” “The Big Red Naugahyde Booth (or\, Would-be Elks)\,” “Footprint\,” “Dead People’s Dishes” and “Wound Care.” Her work is published by Heinemann Press\, Smith & Kraus\, Next Stage Press and ICWP and included in Honor Roll!’s first “50 Plays by Women+ Over 50.” \n\n\n\nMore national recognition includes Finalist (O’Neill Playwrights Conference\, City Theatre Short Play Festival\, Gulfshore Playhouse\, Utah Shakespeare Festival Words Cubed) and Semi-Finalist (O’Neill\, PlayPenn\, Athena Project\, Trustus Theatre Festival\, Dramatists Guild Foundation) nods; she is the recipient of two Max K. Lerner Playwriting Fellowships and a Women in Theatre Red Carpet Award and is currently Artistic Advisor for Hechale Productions in Mexico City. Member: the Playwrights Union\, EST/LA\, TCT Writers Lab\, Honor Roll!\, Dramatists Guild\, LMDA. Co-founder: LA Female Playwrights Initiative (lafpi.com). \nWhen asked to describe the style of her work\, she uses the term “domestic absurdism.” She lives in Northeast Los Angeles with two housecats\, Molly and Mick. jenniewebbsite.com. \n\nKAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB\n\n\n\n\nNow in its fourth year\, the Kayenta New Play Lab is where bold new voices in American theater come to life. Over three weeks\, six visionary playwrights—chosen by a panel of esteemed local and national theatermakers—dive into an intensive creative residency\, shaping fresh\, original works for the stage. \nAudiences are invited to witness the magic unfold through staged readings of these brand-new plays—raw\, real\, and alive with possibility. Stay after each reading for an engaging dialogue with the artists\, where your feedback helps shape the evolution of each piece. \n\n\n\nClick HERE to learn more about the 2026 New Play Lab\, as well as participants from previous years.\n\n\nFULL PACKAGE\n\nSee all 6 plays for $100\, saving $50! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Kayenta New Play Lab is generously sponsored by Douglas Caputo and Desert Dweller Real Estate.
URL:https://kayentaarts.org/event/kayenta-new-play-lab-wound-care/2026-08-21/
LOCATION:Center for the Arts at Kayenta
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SUMMARY:KAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB: Wound Care
DESCRIPTION:KAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB\nWound Care\nby Jennie Webb (Los Angeles\, CA)\nFriday\, August 21 – 7:30pm\nSaturday\, August 22 – 3:00pm\nThe Lorraine Boccardo Theater\n\nJoin us for a staged reading of a new play as part of the 2026 Kayenta New Play Lab! Wound Care explores a series of encounters following a woman as she works to acquire reparation funding from the State of California for women like her estranged mother who were victims of forced sterilization programs. \nStay for the guided talkback after the show with the playwright\, director\, and cast. Discuss the play\, ask questions\, and learn more about the development process. Be part of shaping new theater by providing your own feedback and delving deeper into the creative process. \n\n\nTICKETS\n\nAbout the Playwright: Jennie Webb\n\n\n\n\n\nJennie Webb is an LA-based playwright and dramaturg (she created the new play development program\, Seedlings\, at Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum which she ran from 2002-2019\, and in 2021 co-created the Ignite Project at Ensemble Studio Theatre/Los Angeles) with works including “Reach\,” “Currency\,” “Yard Sale Signs\,” “Carry On\,” “Smiling Cat Candy Heart\,” “Remodeling Plans\,” “Unclaimed Assets\,” “On Tuesday\,” “It’s Not About Race\,” “Rebecca on the Bus\,” “About What Matters\,” “Separate Loads\,” “Brand New Script” and “Buying a House” produced in the LA area by Inkwell Theater\, Rogue Machine Theatre\, EST/LA\, Santa Monica Rep\, Virginia Avenue Project\, Road Theatre\, Theatre of NOTE and La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival\, as well as in Canada\, the UK\, Europe\, India\, Iran\, Iceland and at universities and colleges across the country. \nHer plays have been developed by Great Plains Theatre Conferences\, The Playwrights’ Center\, Moving Arts MADlab\, Blank Theatre\, Open Fist Theatre Company\, Company of Angels\, PlayGround-LA\, PlayGround Residency\, National Winter Playwrights Retreat\, Little Black Dress INK Festivals\, Protest Plays Project\, PlagueWrites\, Climate Change Theatre Action\, Clamour Theatre Company\, Rogue Artist Ensemble’s Rogue Lab\, Road Theatre Summer Playwrights Festivals and the Road’s inaugural Under Construction Playwrights Group. These plays include “The Complete Story of the War\,” “Crazy Bitch\,” “Jilt\,” “Into the Gobpile\,” “Not Cake\,” “adaptation.resilience\,” “The Big Red Naugahyde Booth (or\, Would-be Elks)\,” “Footprint\,” “Dead People’s Dishes” and “Wound Care.” Her work is published by Heinemann Press\, Smith & Kraus\, Next Stage Press and ICWP and included in Honor Roll!’s first “50 Plays by Women+ Over 50.” \n\n\n\nMore national recognition includes Finalist (O’Neill Playwrights Conference\, City Theatre Short Play Festival\, Gulfshore Playhouse\, Utah Shakespeare Festival Words Cubed) and Semi-Finalist (O’Neill\, PlayPenn\, Athena Project\, Trustus Theatre Festival\, Dramatists Guild Foundation) nods; she is the recipient of two Max K. Lerner Playwriting Fellowships and a Women in Theatre Red Carpet Award and is currently Artistic Advisor for Hechale Productions in Mexico City. Member: the Playwrights Union\, EST/LA\, TCT Writers Lab\, Honor Roll!\, Dramatists Guild\, LMDA. Co-founder: LA Female Playwrights Initiative (lafpi.com). \nWhen asked to describe the style of her work\, she uses the term “domestic absurdism.” She lives in Northeast Los Angeles with two housecats\, Molly and Mick. jenniewebbsite.com. \n\nKAYENTA NEW PLAY LAB\n\n\n\n\nNow in its fourth year\, the Kayenta New Play Lab is where bold new voices in American theater come to life. Over three weeks\, six visionary playwrights—chosen by a panel of esteemed local and national theatermakers—dive into an intensive creative residency\, shaping fresh\, original works for the stage. \nAudiences are invited to witness the magic unfold through staged readings of these brand-new plays—raw\, real\, and alive with possibility. Stay after each reading for an engaging dialogue with the artists\, where your feedback helps shape the evolution of each piece. \n\n\n\nClick HERE to learn more about the 2026 New Play Lab\, as well as participants from previous years.\n\n\nFULL PACKAGE\n\nSee all 6 plays for $100\, saving $50! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Kayenta New Play Lab is generously sponsored by Douglas Caputo and Desert Dweller Real Estate.
URL:https://kayentaarts.org/event/kayenta-new-play-lab-wound-care/2026-08-22/
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