Organizer, improv artist, and writer Jekeva Phillips says, “You’re going to watch one art form and another art form collide to create something entirely new.” YOLANDA SUAREZ
Readings are always a little bit of a slog, even for tweedy masochists like me. But for this year’s Bibliophilia at Theater Schmeater, writer/editor/organizer/comedian will inject the humor, drama, and spontaneity of improvisational theater into what would already be a pretty stellar series of readings by local poets and writers.
“You’re going to watch one art form and another art form collide to create something entirely new,” Phillips said. “So it’s like watching this little artistic baby being born.”
The festival features five original events over the course of three days (April 19–21), but it kicked off last week with a Belltown bar crawl on Thursday, April 12.
