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Review: Family drama and comedy dominate well-produced Young Writers fest

Review: Family drama and comedy dominate well-produced Young Writers fest
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Fitzgerald Museum announces 2021 s Student Literary Contest winners

Fitzgerald Museum announces 2021’s Student Literary Contest winners Staff reports Congratulations to this year s winners and honorable mentions in the F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum’s third annual Literary Contest and to the first-ever winner of the Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald Young Writers Award. The theme for 2020–2021 was “The Education of a Personage” to honor the centennial of F. Scott Fitzgerald s debut novel This Side of Paradise. The Fitzgeralds’ literary and artistic works from the 1920s and 1930s are still regarded as groundbreaking. In its three years, the contest, which is open to high school students and college undergraduates, has received submissions from around the United States and overseas. This year s winners attend schools and colleges in California, Arizona, and Tennessee. The three grade-level winners will receive a monetary prize, and all honorees will have their works published on the Fitzgerald Museum’s website.

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Teen playwrights probe identity, fear and anxiety in Plays by Young Writers scripts

Print If you wonder what’s on the minds of today’s teenagers, tune in tonight for the opening of the annual Plays by Young Writers Festival, which features five new plays by mostly San Diego writers, ages 13 to 18. The scripts featured in Playwrights Project’s 36th annual California Young Playwrights Contest, beat out 237 other submissions on a wide range of topics. Cecelia Kouma, executive director of the San Diego arts organization, said all five winning plays deal with the subject of “how do we move forward?” from grief, from fear of discovery, from discouragement and anxiety. “At the core, each asks ‘what do we let go of?’ and ‘how do we embrace a new reality as we step into an uncertain future?’” Kouma said. “It’s a question many of us wonder after a year of lockdown from COVID.”

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Student Playwrights Inspire At Virtual Plays By Young Writers Festival

Student Playwrights Inspire At Virtual Plays By Young Writers Festival This season five brilliant young writers provide insightful glimpses into the question, “How do we move forward?”by BWW News Desk Five young writers between the ages of 13 and 18 have written insightful new plays that will be presented online in Playwrights Project 36th Season of Plays by Young Writers. Playwrights Project s Executive Director Cecelia Kouma said, Plays by Young Writers offers young playwrights a rewarding opportunity to work alongside professional theatre artists to bring their writing to life. This season five brilliant young writers provide insightful glimpses into the question, How do we move forward?

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Arts & Culture Newsletter: A hearty dose of Jagged Little Pill

I’m David L. Coddon, and here’s your guide to all things essential in San Diego’s arts and culture this week. There’s nothing “ironic” about Alanis Morissette’s new video covering John Lennon’s “Happy Xmas (War is Over”). Paying homage to Lennon’s 1971 recording with the Plastic Ono Band and to Yoko Ono as well, the three-minute video depicts Morissette in a “bed-in” with her family while at the same time celebrating the holidays in this most difficult of years. True to Lennon’s original message, Morissette’s “Happy Xmas” also envisions a brighter future. Lennon at the time sang out for an end to the Vietnam War; the implied message in Morissette’s cover today is hope for an end to the viral enemy we’re fighting together.

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