Salons
Regular gatherings of readings, performance, ideas, and conversation. New work is often heard aloud here for the first time, alongside published work, history, ritual, and the voices of the people gathered in the room.
Moments from our gatherings, salons, rehearsals, and performances. Short runs, matinees, talk-backs — and the particular electricity of a story finding its voice.
A ritual-theater work by Laurie S. Sherman.
Biblical, legendary, historical, and contemporary women meet through monologue, dialogue, music, movement, ritual, and story. Written and created by Laurie S. Sherman. All performances at Live Theatre Workshop, Tucson. Performance schedule currently planned as listed; final confirmation forthcoming.

Regular gatherings of readings, performance, ideas, and conversation. New work is often heard aloud here for the first time, alongside published work, history, ritual, and the voices of the people gathered in the room.
Intimate readings and participatory programs in libraries, gardens, homes, community spaces, and cultural venues.
Original theatrical and ritual-theater works by Laurie S. Sherman, developed through readings, workshops, salons, and staged performances.
Plays, fiction, poetry, ritual, liturgy, and other writing published through Hineni Circle Press and related imprints.
Readings, performances, workshops, ritual experiences, and conversations created for theaters, libraries, schools, Jewish communities, arts organizations, and other gathering places.
For congregations, sisterhoods, women's reading groups, and other communities that want to perform a Hineni work: an honorarium rather than royalties, and the playwright, director, and cast glad to help with questions and suggestions. We would love to be invited.
The women in Dr. Sherman's plays span four thousand years. These hand-drawn portraits appear throughout her monologue and play collections — from biblical heroines to twentieth-century scientists and activists.
Portrait artwork forthcoming. Send circle and production photos to Laurie@HineniProjectInc.org.