The New Play Sounding Series: History
- 2007
- THE RECEPTIONIST by Adam Bock
- BUNBURY by Tom Jacobson
- IN CORRECTIONS by Doris Baizley and Susan Raffanti
- THE CANCER DIARIES by Jeff Metcalf
- 2006
- THE THUGS by Adam Bock
- SEXSTING by Doris Baizley and Susan Raffanti
- DARK YELLOW by Julia Jordan
- THE O'CONNOR GIRLS by Katie Forgette
- 2005
- THE LAND SOUTHWARD by Darcy Hogan
- ROUNDUP by Kurt Proctor
- ART FOR ART'S SAKE by Mike Dorrell
- THE OVERWHELMING by J. T. Rogers
- 2004
- TOUCH OF RAPTURE by Mary Fengar Gail
- A CROOKED MAN by Richard Kalinoski
- ROUNDING THIRD by Richard Dresser
- SWIMMING IN THE SHALLOWS by Adam Bock
- 2003
- FRANKINCENSE by John Rafter Lee
- LILY AND DASH by Mike Dorrell
- MADAGASCAR by J.T. Rogers
- THE GOSHUTE PLAY by Julie Jensen
- 2002
- ANCIENT LIGHTS by Shelagh Stephenson
- WAIT! by Julie Jensen
(Retitled from NO SMALL ACTORS, had its world premiere at The Salt Lake Acting Company, April 8, 2003.)
- 10 TEN-MINUTE PLAYS BY SLAC PLAYWRIGHTS GROUP
- 2001
- SEEING THE ELEPHANT by J. T. Rogers
(Received its world premiere at The Salt Lake Acting Company, April 2, 2002)
- NO SMALL ACTORS by Julie Jensen
(SLAC commissioned play, week-long workshop November of 2000 culminating in reading of first draft)
- CABBIES, COWBOYS AND THE TREE OF THE WEEPING
(Received its world premiere at The Salt Lake Acting Company, January 22, 2002. A book containing all of the commissioned pieces was published by SLAC and given as a gift to audience members.)
- 2000
- ABSENCE by Wendy Hammond
(Previous draft entitled THE HOLE premiered at Purple Rose Theatre in Michigan, in 1999)
- RED HERRING by Michael Hollinger
(world premiere, Philadelphia Theatre Company, March 2000.)
- CHEAT by Julie Jensen
(world premiere at Women’s Project in New York in October of 2002.)
- A LOSS OF APPETITE by David Kranes
- 1999
- BASH, IPHIGENIA IN OREM, MEDEA REDUX by Neil Labute
(Produced Off-Broadway in 1999 with Calista Flockhart)
- WINDING SHEET by Eric Samuelsen
- THE LIVELY LAD by Quincy Long
(Workshop production, A.S.K. Common Ground Festival, L.A., 1999)
- OUTRAGE by Nate Briggs
(Playwright Nate Briggs is now a member of the Playwright’s Group, sponsored by SLAC, headed by Dramaturg Mike Dorrell)
- 1998
- TWO-HEADED by Julie Jensen
(Salt Lake Acting Company, world premiere,2000; workshop production, A.S.K. Common Ground Festival, L.A., 1999, Produced by The Women’s Project in New York, in 2000.)
- UNDER WESTERN SKIES by Al Brown
(T.C.G / N.E.A. Playwright in Residence at SLAC, 1998)
- BOB AND MAY ARE GETTING MARRIED by Carl Sanders
(Produced in Seattle in 2000 at One World Theatre, published by Rain City Press under the title THE PERFECT STRANGER)
- DRIFT by Jon Tuttle
(produced by Trustus Theatre, North Carolina, 1998)
- 1997
- RENO BANGS by Al Brown
- TINY ISLAND by Michael Hollinger
(produced by Arden Theatre, Philadelphia, 1998)
- A BIRCH IN WINTER by Aaron Shaheen
- MOTHER COLLEGE by Richard Kalinoski
- 1996
- VICTOR AND THE VIRGIN by Thomas G. Dunn
- MOLLY’S DELICIOUS by Craig Wright
(produced by Philadelphia Festival of New Plays 1997; Arden Theatre, Philadelphia 1997, Published by Dramatic Publishing)
- ROSE COLORED GLASS by Susan Bigelow-Marsh
(produced by Jewish Repertory Theatre, 1997)
- ONE LAST DANCE by Al Brown
(produced by Salt Lake Acting Company, 1997)
- PAPARAZZI! by Gib Johnson
- THE BIG SLAM by Bill Corbett
(produced by Woolly Mammoth Theatre, Washington D.C., 1997; A Contemporary Theatre, Seattle, 1997, Published by Dramatist Play Service)
- 1995
- WINTER OF THE DEER by David Kranes
(world premiere by Salt Lake Acting Company 1996)
- THE LOST VEGAS SERIES by Julie Jensen
(produced by Zebra Crossing Theatre, Chicago 1997, winning the Jefferson Award; and in London 1998)
- DADDY’S GONE HOME TO MOTHER IN HEAVEN by Gary Stewart
- NAPOLEON’S CHINA by Ann Haskell, Sherry Kramer and Rebecca Newton
(produced by Salt Lake Acting Company 1996)
- VOIR DIRE by Joe Sutton
(produced by Seattle Repertory Theatre, 1996)
- THE BIG NUMBERS by Craig Wright
- INCORRUPTIBLE by Michael Hollinger
(produced by Salt Lake Acting Company, 1996; Arden Theatre, Philadelphia, 1996; Artist’s Repertory Theatre, Portland, Oregon 1998)