Lynn Wells Nelson: April 2015

Where Did the Time Go?

A watchmaker takes the measure of the minutes and hours of his customers’ lives as he repairs their timepieces.

2F/2M/1MorF
One-Act

Selected for staged reading at OCPA Discoveries April 2015.

Planting the Seed

It is written that the Ginko, or Maidenhair tree, takes twenty years to flower.

So it may be with some people as Sylvia and Glenda discover in the garden.

2F, 1set, 10 min.

Selected for presentation, DISCOVERIES, Newport Theatre Arts Center, July 9, 2016

Selected for presentation, Puget Sound University Theatre, Dec. 3, 2020

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Bio

Writer/director/actor,professor: Lynn Wells Nelson has directed over a hundred productions from musicals to Shakespeare. She has adapted dozens of scripts in cooperation with Winston Weathers, Jack Matthews, Ray Bradbury, and others. As an actor, she has played such roles as Hedda in “Hedda Gabler” and Birdie in “The Little Foxes.”

THE ARTICULATE VOICE, her textbook, has been used throughout the country. She has dozens of published articles and conference papers to her credit.

A member of ASCAP;the Dramatists Guild of America; Orange County Playwrights' Alliance, having served as Board Member; New Play Exchange; and a former President of the Western States Communication Association. She is also a member of the Ocean Institute and Bowers Museum. Her leisure activities include sailing and golf.

Contact:

lynnknelson@cox.net