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A Festival Celebrating Female Playwrights

In Her Words: A Celebration of Female Playwrights, a ​festival of play-readings, opens at the Constellation Playhouse Sunday October 27 and runs through October 29. The festival is a collaboration between four Bloomington-based and women-led theatre companies: Off-Night Productions, Resilience Productions, Monroe County Civic Theatre, and the Babel Theater Project.

Off-Night Productions cofounder Aubrey Seader spoke with Alex Chambers about what led to this festival and the plays they're presenting. More information at the Off-Night Productions website.

Alex Chambers runs WFIU’s arts desk, and produces and hosts WFIU’s Inner States, a weekly podcast and radio show about arts, culture, and ideas from southern Indiana and beyond. He’s the co-creator of How to Survive the Future, a podcast about the present, produced in partnership with Indiana Humanities. He has a PhD in American Studies, with a dissertation called Climate Violence and the Poetics of Refuge, and a book of poems called Bindings: A Preparation, about domestic life and empire. In his spare time, he teaches audio storytelling at the IU Media School. When he’s not in the woods gathering sound, you might see him out for a run on the streets of Bloomington.