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Kate Douglas

Kate Douglas

At The Orchard Project: 2019 · 2020 · 2025

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Kate Douglas is a writer, composer, and performer. Recent work includes The Apiary (Outer Critics Circle Award nomination), Tulipa (New York Stage & Film), Centuries starring opposite her co-writers Matthew Dean Marsh and Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez (Ancram Center for the Arts), and hag with Grace McLean (New Group FreeFest). She is a recipient of the Jonathan Larson Grant for music & lyrics and the Next Forever Commission from The Civilians/Princeton University. She has been awarded residencies at SPACE on Ryder Farm, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, Millay Arts, and Goodspeed Musicals, among others. Alum of the BMI Musical Theatre Writing Workshop, Rhinebeck Writers Retreat, Dramatists Guild Fellows Program, Colt Coeur, and Johnny Mercer Songwriters Project. Previous performance credits include Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More (where she also held the title of Associate Artist), Liz Phair's 30th Anniversary Tour of her seminal album Exile in Guyville, Fernando Rubio’s Everything by my side, Third Rail’s The Grand Paradise, and Kansas City Choir Boy starring Todd Almond and Courtney Love. www.katedouglasprojects.com

At The Orchard Project

  1. 2025
    Performance Lab

    Castor & Pollux & The Humans Who Ate Them

    It's 1870, and Paris is under siege. After going through all the butter, cheese, usual meats, cats, dogs, and even rats, Parisians are looking to the zoo for sustenance. This comedy of errors follows two brother elephants named Castor & Pollux - and the humans keeping watch over them - at the Jardin des Plantes zoo.

  2. 2020
    Greenhouse

    with playwright

  3. 2019
    Performance Lab

    The Lucky Few

    with Kate Douglas/Todd Almond

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