Smith & Kraus will publish a monologue from Raven Petretti's play, Till There Was You, in their Best Women's Monologues of 2020 anthology!
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The Theater Workshop of Owensboro in Kentucky will be producing Raven Petretti Stamper's show, Fish Tacos, when the pandemic permits. Subscribe for updates!
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'Till There Was You, by Raven, is currently in development. We hope to bring her latest full-length to life some time in 2022.
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A scene from Raven's play, The Alcotts, was presented at The PG Evolution Virtual Volume 131. The virtual reading is archived at (we're 46:26 min in),
https://www.youtube.com/c/ThePlayGroundExperiment
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Smith & Krauss will publish Raven's play, We've Still Got It, in their Laughter is the Best Medicine: Forty-Five 5-Minute Plays in the Time of Coronavirus anthology. Hard copies will be available in December.
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The Little Red Theatre Company in MN published Raven's Love in the Time of Corona monologue in their collection, Tiny Plays from Quarantine. The entire collection will be produced at Wellesley College's Upstage this Winter. To see a video of the monologue starring the fabulous David Davino, click here.
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Raven wrote a monologue called Karma that sprung from some online inspo. To watch the piece, click here. Enjoy!
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Ken Davenport's (Tony Award winner) TheatreMakers group hosted their own Tony Awards in June and 2020: A Fantasy's poster was a nominee for Best Artwork.
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Raven's 1 minute play, A Pandemic Comedy, aired on Zoom in the Kitchen Theatre Company's 1 Minute Play Festival.
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2020: A Fantasy Shetler Studios in NYC in Oct 2019.
The show invites the audience to take a peek behind closed doors and see how a married couple fight to keep the love -- and themselves -- alive during extremely trying political times. Will love Trump all in this very timely and humorous dark comedy?
Leslie Dileo from Hi! Drama says 2020: A Fantasy is "well-written; playwright Raven Petretti-Stamper is clearly knowledgeable about the frustrations on both sides of the fence and passionate about her topic."
She also says the show "is well-put together, written, cast and directed. Personally, I don’t want to spend any more time than necessary reading about, talking about, watching or seeing theatre about today’s politics. But if YOU want to, run, don’t walk!" Got that? Run don't walk to our theatre.
On Stage Blog said, "The ideas in '2020' were really interesting. Having a woman run for president with a husband that is directly opposed to her political views and how they deal with that is a fascinating idea." The play was filled with "clever lines and good ideas."