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Sponsored by the
Sheila and Jeffrey Lipinsky Family Fund
Premieres of winning scripts from the
2021 California Young Playwrights Contest
May 7 - 31, 2022
The Joan B. Kroc Theatre
& Online Streaming
San Diego, CaliforniaPlays by Young Writers Festival Support
Major Sponsors
Sheila and Jeffrey Lipinsky Family Fund
Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust
Festival Contributors
Conrad Prebys Foundation
Community Service Association,
San Diego Unified School District
Samuel I. & John Henry Fox Foundation
Arthur and Jeanette Pratt Memorial Fund
Staged Reading Sponsor
Vanoli Chander & Vaishnav Srinivas
Writing Mentors Sponsor
Molly & Chuck Brazell
Playwrights Sponsor
William & Patricia Fredericks
Director Sponsor
Bill & Judy Garrett
Actor Sponsors
Jerry Buckley
Dea & Osborn Hurston
Lisa & Steve Kradjian
Julie & Jay Sarno
Maureen Steiner
Alison Whitelaw & Gil CookeDear Theatregoer:
Thank you for joining us for the 37th season of Plays by Young Writers,
featuring professional productions of plays by writers ages 13 to 17. This
year’s writers explore the need for introspection, finding new paths, and
forging meaningful relationships. All themes that played out in real time
as we produced under the looming presence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our team exercised creativity in every aspect of this year’s hybrid version
of the Festival. Originally hoping to present the Festival live and in-
person, we adapted plans to accommodate changing health requirements.
I was continually amazed and am eternally grateful to our production
team and behind-the-scenes staff for their passion, flexibility, grace and
kindness, as plans shifted and changed over the past several months.
With the support of our gracious partners, actors performed in-person on
the stages of Lamb’s Players Theatre and the Apolliad Theatre at Mesa
College. Performances were filmed and edited to share with school
groups and public audiences. While no audience was present during the
filming, some of the playwrights were able to join us and engage in the
rehearsal and staging process. The energy and connection of actors
working face-to-face was refreshing and glorious after months of digital
communication.
The plays produced in the Festival were selected by a team of
professionals from 276 submissions to our California Young
Playwrights Contest. We thank the many professional theatre artists who
bring their time, talents, and compassion to the play selection process.
Our contest for young writers is open to any Californian under the age of
19, with a deadline of June 1, 2022.
Our heartfelt gratitude to Sheila and Jeffrey Lipinsky
Family Fund, Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust, and U.S.
Bank Foundation for major sponsorship of the
Festival. We thank all of the contributors to the Festival
for sharing our belief in the power of theatre to spark
creativity, promote dialogue, and deepen empathy.
We hope these productions will touch your heart, spark conversation,
and inspire you to turn your stories into plays.
Sincerely,
Cecelia Kouma
Executive ProducerMission
The mission of Playwrights Project is to empower people of all ages and
backgrounds to voice stories through theatre, inspiring individual growth and
creating meaningful community connections. Founded in 1985, Playwrights
Project champions individual voices, with a focus on uplifting underserved
communities through equitable, inclusive and anti-racist practices that raise up
BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and similarly marginalized individuals.
Youth Programs
¨ Playwriting Programs for Schools, grades 3-12
à Defining Moments – playwriting with justice involved youth
à Imagine That! – play development through creative drama
à SEEDS – playwriting intensives linked to core curriculum
à Telling Stories – playwriting series for youth impacted by foster care
à Write On! – playwriting series culminating in a performance by actors
à Writing Lives – playwriting workshops linking youth to seniors
¨ California Young Playwrights Contest
Open to all Californians under age 19; Contest entries due June 1, 2022
¨ Plays by Young Writers Festival
Winning contest scripts professionally produced, for youth and adults
Adult Programs
¨ Playwriting Programs in the Community – all ages
à About Face – for active military and veterans
à Border Lines – for those who have immigrated to the U.S.
à Do Something – for individuals overcoming substance use disorder
à Lifestages – for ages 55 and up
à Out of the Yard – for adults who have experienced incarceration
à Telling Stories – for current and former foster youth
¨ Beyond Prison Walls – Readings of Out of the Yard scripts, SDSU
¨ Mosaic – professional productions in the spirit of Mo`olelo
¨ Workshops for Educators – based on published curriculum Stage WriteCalifornia Young Playwrights Contest Script Evaluation
Many thanks to these friends for their expertise and services:
Final Judges
Peter Cirino
Co-Founder of TuYo Theatre & SDSU Theatre Faculty
Ahmed Kenyatta Dents
Director of Venue Experience & Artistic Associate at San Diego REP
Cecelia Kouma
Executive Director of Playwrights Project
Josefina López
Playwright & PBYW Alumna
Rachael VanWormer
Contest Coordinator & PBYW Alumna
Annie Weisman
Playwright, Screenwriter & PBYW Alumna
George Yé
Festival Director & Chair of Drama at Mesa College
Contest Coordinator
Rachael VanWormer
Initial Script Evaluators
Lisa Balderston Leslie Johnson Leech
Aleta Barthell Chelsea Kaufman
Rhianna Basore Emily Midgley
Mary Baum Terry Miller
Susan Benninghoff J. Marcus Newman
Kira Blaskovich Isabella Quevedo
Linda A. Canada Vincent Ripol
Carla Fargo Roy Sekigahama
Courtney Flanagan Holly Smith Jones
Nina Garin Hall Marion Snell
Julia Giolzetti Susan Walter
Elaine Hiel Robert Wood
Gina M. Jackson
California youth aged 18 and under can submit their plays to the 38th California Young
Playwrights Contest by June 1, 2022. Winners will be produced in the 2023 Plays by Young
Writers Festival. All students who request feedback on their script will receive it.
Find out more on Playwrights Project’s website!Plays by Young Writers
Director George Yé
May 7, 7:00pm ♦ May 14, 7:00pm ♦May 15-31, On-Demand
Staged Reading
The Jealous Soccer Ball
By Ahmed Al Hashimi, Age 13
& Yaseen Issa, Age 13
Dramaturg Julia Giolzetti
Ronaldo John Lopez
LeBron Joshua Christopher
Mike Yvana Alvarez
Stage Directions Aria Proctor
Setting: A school P.E. multi-purpose room
Full Productions
Boxed In
By Declan Kallberg, Age 14
Dramaturg Rachael VanWormer
Charles Miguel Góngora Jr.
Emily Marissa Rodriguez
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Setting: Two neighboring habitats, 100 years in the future
Reverie
By Jacqueline Vellandi, Age 17
Dramaturg Rhianna Basore
Alex Bianca Vanegas
Shane Joshua Christopher
Dylan John Lopez
Teacher Miguel Góngora Jr.
Teacher Susan Benninghoff
Teacher Tina Brown
Setting: The imagined world of three high school studentsFull Productions (continued)
Petunia
By Ana Cabrera, Age 15
Dramaturgs Nicole Hernandez & Rachael VanWormer
Petunia Bianca Vanegas
Lila Marissa Rodriguez
Paco John Lopez
The Pool Miguel Góngora Jr.
Doran Joshua Christopher
Setting: On the sunny side of a hill near the US-Mexico border
There will be no intermission.
The performance will run approximately 90 minutes.
The Company
Cecelia Kouma Executive Producer
George Yé Festival Director
Aria Proctor Production Stage Manager & Box Office
Mike Buckley Properties & Scenic Designer
Evan Eason Sound Designer
Jordyn Smiley Costume Designer
Cynthia Moreno Costume Assistant
Nathan Peirson Lighting Design at Lamb’s Players Theatre
Nicole Hernandez Marketing & Box Office Support
Jenafer Ralls Festival Support
Glenn Jefferson Festival Support
Joan B. Kroc Theatre Production Support
Cathie Hyatt, Theatre and Events Director
Jason McIntyre, Technical Production Manager
We are grateful to The Joan B. Kroc Theatre for hosting
the opening night screening and celebration of Plays by Young Writers.Playwrights Ana Cabrera (Playwright, Petunia, age 15) wasn’t inspired to write anything until third grade. Since then, she has written and revised three plays with the guidance of her wonderful mentor, Aleta Barthell. Ana was previously a Semi-Finalist in Playwrights Project’s 2020 California Young Playwrights Contest. Currently a sophomore at San Dieguito Academy, she likes reading Greek plays, is a member of the Spanish Honors Society, and dances competitively with Fusion Dance. She is grateful to Playwrights Project for such an invaluable experience, including the script revision process. Now, Ana is confident she can communicate her ideas creatively and thoughtfully wherever she might end up. Declan Kallberg (Playwright, Boxed In, age 14) is ecstatic to be working with Playwrights Project for the second year in a row. His previous play Dub Thee Fear was produced in last year’s Plays by Young Writers Festival. Declan participates in the drama department at Western Center Academy in Hemet, where he is a freshman, and performs in community theatre in Temecula. Some of his favorite acting credits include Phantom of the Opera (Auctioneer/Don Attilio), A Christmas Carol (Fishmonger) and The Nutcracker Ballet (Fritz). He would like to thank everyone at Playwrights Project and his many other mentors for making Boxed In possible. Jacqueline Vellandi (Playwright, Reverie, age 17) is a senior at Orange County School of the Arts Acting Conservatory planning to pursue acting and playwriting in college. She played Lucky in the school’s recent production of Waiting for Godot and got her start years ago as Tiny Tim in South Coast Repertory’s A Christmas Carol. An avid writer across all mediums, she recently released an album (Paper Dolls by JackiLove), and won PlayWorks with her play The Night We Danced at the California Thespian Festival as a freshman. She is thrilled to be part of Playwrights Project and see Reverie brought to life!
Ahmed Al Hashimi (Playwright, The Jealous Soccer Ball,
age 13) is a freshman at Steele Canyon High School and
has straight A's. Ahmed and his co-playwright Yaseen
wrote their script in a Playwrights Project residency at
Hillsdale Middle School in Ms. Ellis’s class. He really
appreciates Playwrights Project because of their
encouragement and effort in helping Ahmed become a
better student. He likes swimming, and loves playing
video games with his friends and listening to music 24/7.
Ahmed is interested in being an engineer when he grows
up because he really likes working with computers.
Yaseen Issa (Playwright, The Jealous Soccer Ball, age 13)
is a freshman at Valhalla High School and is on the
soccer team. He loves Playwrights Project’s work, and
appreciates their kindness and willingness to help
everyone. Yaseen and his co-playwright Ahmed wrote
their script in a playwriting residency at Hillsdale Middle
School. He likes playing video games and listening to
music in his free time. Yaseen also loves going out with
his friends to watch movies or play soccer together. He
enjoys using his creativity to write scripts and make
them the best they can be. Yaseen plans to join theater
at his high school to further develop his love of
playwriting and acting.
Company
Company
Yvana Alvarez (Mike, The Jealous Soccer Ball) was recently seen as the title
role in Shakespeare's Macbeth at San Diego City College. In her fourth year
as a community actress, she remains an avid enthusiast to emerging new
works. This was her first time working with Playwrights Project.
Alvin Angeles (Technical Advisor & Virtual Platform Engineer) works at
UC San Diego where he stays busy with digital signage, AV support, and
photo & video projects. This is Alvin’s second time working with
Playwrights Project, and he is thankful for the opportunity to keep
theatrical performances available to watch despite ongoing challenges. His
lovely spouse Rosalie keeps him sane.Rhianna Basore (Dramaturg, Reverie) is an award-winning director/ producer, international actor, and professional writer. Rhianna has appeared Off-Broadway, around the United States, and abroad. She made her feature filmmaking debut in Reykjavik, Iceland with last year’s Crapshoot!, adapted from her award-winning production of the play. Susan Benninghoff (Teacher, Reverie) is a proud member of the San Diego Shakespeare Society (Shakespeare Mock Trials, Romantic Art Stops) and The Scripteasers playwrights’ development group. She performed at the SD Fringe Festival in Hannah Logan’s That 24-Hour Thing and with the international The Show Must Go Online directed by Rob Myles. Tina Machele Brown (Teacher, Reverie) is grateful to share her talents on this original project. She is a professional singer, actor, and director. Some of her favorite productions are Sheepdog, Black Top Sky, Sassy Mama’s, and Gingham Dog. Tina is an experienced educator, and she currently works as a teaching artist with Playwrights Project. Mike Buckley (Properties & Scenic Designer) teaches Theatrical Design and Scriptwriting at Southwestern College. Mike designs at the San Diego REP, San Diego Musical Theatre and at Lamb’s Players Theatre, where he has designed more than 200 productions. Mike’s designs have won four Patté Awards and two San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Awards. Joshua Christopher (Doran, Petunia; Shane, Reverie; LeBron, The Jealous Soccer Ball) is a San Diego-based actor who is excited to be a part of the Plays by Young Writers Festival. He discovered his love of theatre when walking to football practice and seeing a theatre class taking place. He enjoys sports, history, and reading new plays. Evan Eason (Sound Designer) is excited to work with Playwrights Project for the first time. Credits include: Pick Me Last and Emily Driver’s Great Race Through Time and Space (La Jolla Playhouse), Beehive: The 60’s Musical (New Village Arts), Good Trouble (Blindspot Collective), The Women’s Project (Clubbed Thumb) as Associate, Aubergine (San Diego REP) as Assistant. Julia Giolzetti (Dramaturg, The Jealous Soccer Ball) is a teaching artist and actor, and loves creating and teaching theatre with Playwrights Project. Julia has a B.F.A. from NYU/Tisch School of the Arts. Dramaturgy credits include Romeo & Juliet (PowPAC) and The Comedy of Errors (CPH). She is the proud mother of 4 year old Rosalind and baby Cameron.
Miguel Góngora, Jr. (The Pool, Petunia; Charles, Boxed In; Teacher, Reverie) was last seen in Going To A Place Where You Already Are (Onstage Playhouse). He studied acting at the American Conservatory Theater's Summer Training Congress in San Francisco. When not creating theater and film, Miguel works for federal court-appointed defense attorneys, interpreting and fighting for the indigent accused. Nicole Hernandez (Dramaturg, Petunia) is a theatre artist and improviser excited to serve as a dramaturg for the first time. She is a performer, instructor, and founding board member of Mockingbird Improv. Nicole performs throughout San Diego with three musical improv groups. When not singing, she works as Playwrights Project’s Program Manager and teaching artist. Cecelia Kouma (Executive Director, Playwrights Project) has a B.F.A. in Theatre Arts-Acting Emphasis from UCSB. She worked in arts education in L.A. for 13 years before joining Playwrights Project in 2000 as Managing Director. She has directed the organization since 2007. She thanks the creative team and those behind the scenes for their dedicated work on the festival. John Lopez (Paco, Petunia; Dylan, Reverie; Ronaldo, The Jealous Soccer Ball) is a San Diego actor, musician, and comedic improviser. He is a performer, instructor, and board member of Mockingbird Improv. This is John’s second Plays by Young Writers Festival, and he is just as excited and impressed to perform in this year’s plays written by such talented young playwrights. Aria Proctor (Production Stage Manager) is thrilled to be involved in Plays by Young Writers. Her previous stage management credits have been with the University of Pennsylvania, Almanac Theatre Company, and The Icebox. She also performed in Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival in 2019. Aria is Playwrights Project’s Production & Office Manager, providing support to all areas of the organization. Marissa Rodriguez (Lila, Petunia; Emily, Boxed In) graduated from San Diego State University in 2021 with a B.A. in Theatre Arts Performance. Recent projects include TuYo’s On Her Shoulders and the La Jolla Playhouse’s WOW Festival dance theater piece Can We Now?. Despite the obstacles recently presented by the pandemic, Marissa is dedicated to spreading relief and love through her art.
Jordyn Smiley (Costume Designer) teaches Fashion & Costume Design
at San Diego Mesa College. She has built costumes for The Old Globe,
McCarter Theatre, Two River Theater, & Disney Imagineering. Previous
designs include Romeo, Romeo & Juliet, The Jungle Book, Crimes of the
Heart, Assassins, Glorious Ones, All Shook Up. This is Jordyn’s fifth Plays by
Young Writers Festival.
Bianca Vanegas (Petunia, Petunia; Alex, Reverie) is excited to be acting
with Playwrights Project once again. Bianca previously performed in last
year’s Plays by Young Writers Festival in The Fight for a Dream, a play she later
revisited to perform in Spanish. She is happy to work with such lovely
people and hopes you enjoy the show!
Rachael VanWormer (Dramaturg, Petunia & Boxed In; Associate
Producer, & Contest Coordinator) is an actor, playwright, and teaching
artist. She is the Associate Artistic Director and Education Coordinator
for Write Out Loud, and has taught with Playwrights Project, The
Theatre School at North Coast Rep, and Arts for Learning. As an actor
she has performed on local stages for the last twenty years.
George Yé (Director) has directed 26 plays in collaboration with Plays by
Young Writers and is happy to be with Playwrights Project this year. He
acknowledges the playwrights for inspiring him through their ingenuity,
creativity, patience, and by their ability to articulate their vision and voice
throughout the entire process from page to stage. George is Chair of
Dramatic Arts at San Diego Mesa College.
Additional Festival Support
Elaine Hiel Geri Goodale, Reminisce Photography
Daren Scott Photography San Diego Mesa College Theater Dept.
Lamb’s Players Theatre San Diego REPertory Theatre
Mira Mesa Self Storage Denise Strahm Graphics
Jeff King Steve Teixeira
Belle Metcalfe Trader Joe’s
Joanie Nelson Roberto Velasquez
Jackie Nofal Laurel Withers
Martha RañónBoard of Directors
Vanoli Chander, President Lisa Kirazian, Vice President
Marianne Generales, Treasurer Jerry Buckley, Secretary
Mary Baum Ishita Saxena-Dayal
Alisa Howry Roy Sekigahama
Pete Lancia Alison Whitelaw
Board Members Emeritus
David A. Carr (in memoriam) Ernie McCray
Karen Ladner Craig Noel (in memoriam)
Sheila Lipinsky
Past Board Presidents
Marianne Generales 2019-2021
Kathy Krevat 2016-2018
Gene Summ 2015-2016
Mary Harrison 2013-2014
Lisa Kirazian 2010-2011
Gwyn Enright 2008-2009
Karen Ladner 2006-2007
Millie Basden 2004-2005
David A. Carr 2000-2003, 2012, 2018-2019
Teofla Rich 1998-1999
Ron Styn 1997
Patti Bradfield 1996
Darlene Davies 1994-1995
Michael Davis 1991-1993
Sandra Pay 1990
Advisors
Deborah Salzer, Founder
Beeb Salzer, Scenic Director Emeritus
Staff
Cecelia Kouma, Executive Director
Nicole Hernandez, Program Manager
Aria Proctor, Production & Office Manager
Rachael VanWormer, Contest Coordinator
Jenafer Ralls, Development Associate
Glenn Jefferson, Program AssistantFoundation and Corporate Grants
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Foundation ♦ The Samuel I. & John Henry Fox Foundation ♦ The Sidney E.
Frank Foundation ♦ JP Morgan Chase ♦ The Sheila & Jeffrey Lipinsky Family
Fund^ ♦ Mandell Weiss Charitable Trust ♦ Mira Mesa Self Storage ♦ Nordson
Corporation Foundation ♦ Northern Trust ♦ The Parker Foundation ♦ The
Arthur & Jeanette Pratt Memorial Fund ♦ Conrad Prebys Foundation ♦
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Performance Group
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