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Arts and Humanities
5:38 pm
Mon March 4, 2013
An Interview with Humana Festival Playwright Sam Marks
By Erin Keane
Credit Alan Simons / Actors Theatre of Louisville
Bruce McKenzie and Jim Frangione as Frank and Thomas, feuding novelists in Sam Marks' The Delling Shore.
Actors Theatre of Louisville’s annual Humana Festival of New American Plays is underway, and the first production to open is Sam Marks' “The Delling Shore.”
Directed by associate artistic director Meredith McDonough, "The Delling Shore" is a dark comedy about two feuding middle-aged novelists and their daughters who reunite for a disastrous weekend in the country.
WFPL’s Erin Keane spoke with playwright Sam Marks about fatherhood, success, and his play’s journey from draft to the Humana Festival.
“The Delling Shore” runs through April 7 at Actors Theatre.Read the WFPL review.
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