Kristen Lowman’s short story One Year, One Hundred Years is published in The Bangalore Review, March 2020. Black Eyes is published The Evergreen, Fall 2019. Kristen’s short story Sadiki is published in Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Arts, Winter/Spring 2017.
As a playwright, Time Will Tell had a staged-reading, directed by Glory Kadigan, as part of the LPTW’s Julia’s Reading Room Series at the Grand Central Library, NYC. This same play has had a concert reading at Guild Hall, East Hampton, with Cynthia Nixon and Judith Ivey. Time Will Tell was also produced as part of TheatreFest, Newbury, MA. It’s companion piece, Time on His Hands, was part of the Octoberfest at the Ensemble Studio Theatre, NYC, with Harris Yulin, Arliss Howard, and Stephen Lang (reading two roles each). Likewise, it was staged at the Arclight with the addition of Stacy Keach, David Rasche, and Gordon J Weiss.
Her play Where We Are was one of ten semi-finalists at the Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples, Florida (2017). Where We Are was also directed as a reading by Lisa Rothe at the Lark and at EST, NYC, as a staged reading. Her play The Island of No Time (A Timeless Tale) was accepted as part of the tenth Planet Connections Theatre Festival (2018), NYC, for a staged-reading with Isabel Keating and Rinde Eckert. Her ten-minute The Nightingale was part of Bleeding on Broadway (HANY) at Playwrights Horizon, directed by Nicola Murphy, with Peter McRobbie. The Nightingale was recently part of the Planet Connections Zoom Presentation, with Jeff DeMunn. Her short film, Mt. Raven was directed by Stefan Roloff (Red Orchestra) with Claire Lucido and Harris Yulin.
Kristen is also a professional actor. After training at the Webber-Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England, she began her career in John Houseman’s The Acting Company. She has worked in theatres across the country (some of the man: South Coast Repertory – nine productions, La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe, Cleveland Play House, the Barter, Geva Rep, u/s Broadway, National Tour, EST, NYC, and Guild Hall) as well as in television and film.