Playwrights Theatre announces the return of the popular roundtable reading series FORUM: Let’s Discuss. Staged readings of 14 innovative new plays by some of the country’s best writers with intimate discussions between author and audience following each performance. The performances will take place at 7pm each evening on November 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 21 and December 16 at Playwrights Theatre, 33 Green Village Road, Madison, NJ. Patrons can attend one reading for $10 or purchase a FORUM PASS to the entire festival for $25. Playwrights Theatre’s season subscribers receive a FORUM PASS as a free added bonus. Reservations can be made online at www.ptnj.org or call (973) 514-1787 X10. Featuring the work of some of the nation’s best writers, including David Wiltse, author of The Good German and Lee Blessing, author of A Walk In The Woods, which played on Broadway and London’s West End, FORUM brings playwrights, actors and audience members together to enjoy the creative process of bringing a play to life. Visit Playwrights Theatre’s website www.ptnj.org for additional pre-show and post-show information.FORUM Schedule:Tuesday, November 3 – Tremble by Judah Skoff, directed by John PietrowskiWednesday, November 4 – Super by Lia Romeo, directed by Artem YatsunovThursday, November 5 – Fraternity by Samuel Brett Williams, directed by John PietrowskiFriday, November 6 – The Exceptionals by Robert Clyman, directed by John WootenSaturday, November 7 – Not What You Think by Joe Sutton, directed by James GlossmanWednesday, November 11 – Risk by Yasmine Rana, directed John PietrowskiThursday, November 12 – Lost Boy Found in Whole Foods by Tammy Ryan, directed by John PietrowskiFriday, November 13 – The Toymaker’s War by Jennifer Fawcett, directed by Susan SchulmanSaturday, November 14 – Red Masquerade by Jack Wade, directed by James GlossmanWednesday, November 18 – Beggar at the Feast by Fengar Gael, directed by John PietrowskiThursday, November 19 – Murder, Too by David Wiltse, directed by James GlossmanFriday, November 20 – The Light by Ken Scarborough, directed by John Pietrowski Saturday, November 21 – Class Dismissed by Jeffrey Sweet, directed by James GlossmanWednesday, December 16 – When We Go Upon The Sea by Lee Blessing, directed by Paul Mesejian