There WILL be DRAMA!
ALANNA and the WONDERFUL LAMP by Laura King
Saturday, November 19 at 7 PM, Sunday November 20 at 3 PM
It’s a great responsibility to tell a story.
As a narrator sets the stage for her one-thousand-and-first telling of Aladdin and His
Wonderful Lamp, her disgruntled band of actors, led by the ingenue Alanna, stage a theatrical
coup to tell the story their way.
A wonderful twist on the story of the genie in the lamp, with a female heroine.
Tickets $5 available at the door
Our stage is located at 18200 Dixie Highway, in Homewood, IL - lower level of St. Paul Community Church's building
Enter through the west side. Our stage is in the lower level of the building. Accessible entry on the east side (closest to Dixie). If you need assistance, please ring the bell. Plenty of free parking.
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Our Stage
We perform in the lower level of St. Paul Community Church, 18200 Dixie Highway 23 Miles South of Chicago in Homewood, IL.
Play submissions
How to submit your play for consideration
23 Miles South accepts submissions of full length and one act plays with a focus on female or other marginalized people as main characters and a primarily female cast. We especially need plays for young actors with strong female roles. Send your play, synopsis and character descriptions to 23milessouth@gmail.com with "play submission" in the subject line. If selected for production, playwright will receive a royalty payment.
