Mowery sets the stage for career as a playwrite

Former Aurora resident on being an actor in Wichita

  • Former Aurora resident Ethan Mowery (right) has published three plays within the past two years ranging from 10-minute play to one-acts. While building himself as a playwright Mowery has participated in numerous plays and events at Newman University, one of them being the 14th annual 24-hour theatre in January where played Dimitri in “Gladiators of Zenova.” On stage with Mowery were, from left: Corbin Molina, who played Hamlet, and Steve Brown, who played Horiato.
    Former Aurora resident Ethan Mowery (right) has published three plays within the past two years ranging from 10-minute play to one-acts. While building himself as a playwright Mowery has participated in numerous plays and events at Newman University, one of them being the 14th annual 24-hour theatre in January where played Dimitri in “Gladiators of Zenova.” On stage with Mowery were, from left: Corbin Molina, who played Hamlet, and Steve Brown, who played Horiato.
    When it comes to bringing characters to life on stage or from a script, former Aurora resident and Giltner student Ethan Mowery has been working to make a name for himself within the theatre scene.Having published three different plays of various lengths that he and his peers have performed in the past two years, Mowery hopes to one day bring these plays back to the place where his journey ...

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