Kris Vosler

A glowing review! The kind that warms the heart!

"At Connecticut Cabaret Theatre, Bauske's glimpse of redneck life is given the full-tilt treatment facilitated by an awful lot of laughs, gags, double takes, spins and stretches that keep the two-act comedy afloat from start to finish.

Outrageous.

Atmospheric.

Bang-Out Silly.

Irrepressible.

Bonkers.

Mind-Blowing.

"A Good Old Fashioned Redneck Country Christma...

This article i wrote was published by Samuel French in their July 2017 Breaking Character Magazine. https://www.breakingcharactermagazine.com/can-actually-get-first-play-published/

This letter was written in response to an email I received this week.

November 21, 2015

Dear Anonymous Theatre Patron,

The Artistic Director at your local theatre contacted me this week with disturbing news. He has selected my play, A Good Old Fashioned Redneck Country Christmas: The Musical for his 2015 holiday show, and it seems you ...

I was honored to be interviewed for this article on gender parity in the theatre that ran the first weekend of May 2015.  Click here to read the full article. 

Spoiler Alert:  You may learn more about the plot than you really want to know if you read this article, but I post it for you to decide.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/lake/os-lk-bay-street-players-redneck-christmas-20141106-story.html

Click this link to enjoy a wonderful article from my friend Matt Palm at the Orlando Sentinel:  http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/arts-and-theater/os-kris-bauske-redneck-christmas-eustis-20141104-story.html

Any time I write about the disparity between the number of male playwrights being produced to female playwrights, I always have to steel myself for the inevitable recriminations and accusations from unhappy men in our community. Trust me, I've heard them all, so please don't bother telling me how unfair it is for women to get a boost.

As Co-chair of the 2014 ICWP 50/50 Applause Awards, which recognize non-female centric theatres for achieving gender parity in a given season, I hate to r...