24/25 The Let Out Dates
The Comeuppance – Sunday, November 24
Half-God of Rainfall – Sunday, February 23
Archduke – Sunday, April 27
A Summer Day – Sunday, June 22
The Let Out is a post-show paneled discussion on the Wilma stage, where audiences get a deeper dive on the themes of the play from artists, dramaturgs, and outside experts.
How do I attend? Entry is free to those who have a ticket to the production tied to the event.
What time does it begin? It will begin a few minutes after the 2pm performance, so you’ll have time to get a fresh cup of coffee!
Sunday, June 22 at 2pm
Morgan Green is an Obie Award-winning director and the Co-Artistic Director of the Tony Award-winning Wilma Theater in Philadelphia. Known for her bold and inventive approach to new work, she has recently directed a number of acclaimed world premieres, including Five Models in Ruins and 1981 by Caitlin Saylor Stephens (LCT3), HILMA, a new opera by Kate Scelsa with music by Robert M. Johanson (Wilma Theater), Staff Meal by Abe Koogler (Playwrights Horizons), Eternal Life Part 1 by Nathan Alan Davis (Wilma Theater), School Pictures by Milo Cramer (Wilma Theater, Playwrights Horizons), and Fat Ham by James Ijames (Wilma Theater, digital), which went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Green is a co-founder of the award-winning company New Saloon, best known for Minor Character: Six Translations of Uncle Vanya at the Same Time (The Public Theater, The Invisible Dog, Sharon Playhouse). Her short film One More Time With Feeling premiered at the Raindance Film Festival in London in October 2023. A New Georges Affiliated Artist and proud member of SDC. MorganClaireGreen.com
Sarah Adler is a writer & arts organizer living in Philadelphia. She received her MFA in creative nonfiction from the University of Iowa Nonfiction Writing Program. She currently works as the administrative and events manager at Head House Books.
Sarah is an interdisciplinary artist, director, and translator working at the intersection of performance, video, conceptual, and public art. She is internationally known as Jon Fosse’s primary American-English theater translator and director, having translated/directed his U.S. debut production in 2004 and four subsequent U.S. premiere productions over the next ten years in New York City and Pittsburgh: Night Sings Its Songs, Death Variations, A Summer Day, Dream of Autumn. Sunde co-founded Oslo Elsewhere with Anna Gutto and the Translation Think Tank with Marie-Louise Miller in 2004, specifically to introduce Jon Fosse’s work to American audiences and to advocate for American-English translations. In her current practice, Sunde investigates scale and duration in relation to the human body, water, ecological crisis and deep time. She was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2021 to complete her series of nine performances and video artworks made on six continents: 36.5/A Durational Performance with the Sea (2013 – 2022 and ongoing). She was Deputy Artistic Director of New Georges for 16 years (2001-2017), co-founded Works on Water (2017-present), and is currently a NYSCA / NYFA Fellow and a Cultural Leader with the World Economic Forum. SarahCameronSunde.com + www.osloelsewhere.org
Jaime Maseda is a Barrymore-nominated performer based in Philadelphia. He has worked across disciplines with various artists and companies, including Pig Iron Theatre Company, Miguel Gutierrez, the Arden Theatre, the Wilma Theater, Azuka Theatre, People’s Light, Orbiter 3, Magda & Chelsea, Mel Krodman & Kelly Bond, George & Co.; as well as in collaborative partnership with NYC-based artist Iris McCloughan as No Face Performance Group.
