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Emily Conbere’s work has been seen at the Daryl Roth II, Atlantic
Theatre (24 Hour Plays), HERE Space, the Manhattan Theatre Source,
Pantheon Theatre, Present Company Theatorium and Shapiro Theatre.
In Minneapolis, her plays have been produced at the Loring Playhouse,
the Red Eye Theatre (best attended Fringe musical of 1998) and Bryant
Lake Bowl Theatre (City Pages “A” List). Emily’s
comic screenplay Insecurity Hurts was read in May, 2003,
at the Tribeca Film Center starring Armando Riesco. Her play The
Scholar recently had a reading at the Daryl Roth Theatre, starring
Arliss Howard, MaryAnn Plunkett and T.R. Knight, directed by Eduardo
Machado. In 2001, Emily’s interest in international collaboration
led her to co-produce Stage One: Playwright’s Perspective,
a two- week festival at the Battersea Arts Center in London which
brought together theatre practitioners from London and New York
(participants included Theatre de Complicite, Stephen Belber,
Kelly Stuart, Simon Russell Beale and Mel Kenyon). She has since
been invited by Dah Teatar to participate with them in Belgrade.
Playwright and Director Santiago Garcia has invited her to translate
his company’s theatrical archives for publication, and to
collaborate with his company La Candelaria in Colombia.
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