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In the final days of intensive treatment, Em meets Wyatt, and their friendship feels like tacky gum on the bottom of converse immediately. When Em meets his rocker-wanna be sister, their connection is undeniable. As romantic, platonic, and familial love grow bigger and bigger, the three find themselves ignoring the painful cracks in their foundation. When the role of caretaker begins takes space in their lives, the three find themselves feeling farther and farther away from each other, all under one roof. A secret that could easily end in fire can't be kept forever. What i hope i never tell you, because if i do, what if that is what i become is a story of recovery and the magic of a hot shower followed by a fresh tortilla. 2 NM/W, 1 M, 3 acts, 120 minutes |
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A highschool in Texas. A highschool in Texas with mandated guns in the teachers' possession. . A highschool in Texas with mandated guns in the teachers' possession and the students mourning the death of their peer. A heightened-reality whirlwind that goes too far told through the eyes of a six-year old girl who's never done an evil thing in her whole life. Texas Revolution War Heroes, indie rock, and less-than-good meatloaf take the centerstage in this absurdist response to recent legislation. 4 M/3 W/1 NB, absurdism, 60-minutes, one-act reading october 2020 (hopefully, postponed due to the pandemic) in Seattle, WA (or virtually??) with MirrorStage https://mirrorstage.org/ Boson follows the story of the relationship of Alice, a quantum physicist, and Margie, a history textbook writer. As Alice navigates the world of political campaigning amidst Trump's campaign and election, Margie struggles to connect to her and to her own past. A twisting story of physics, dinner rolls, and Margaret Thatcher, Boson is an exciting new play about what we are not willing to give up for those we love. (2 W/NB, movement and text, one-act, 60-minute) Miriam, age 16, learns the history of the mysterious letters she finds in her Grandmothers home. As she digs deeper and deeper into a love story told through letters, her family's history reveals itself before her eyes. A family divided by a longing for something so-close-you-could-almost-taste-it is slowly reminded of the truth of their story. Three generations of women relate to each other through Gertrude Stein and unanswered questions. Time unravels in a tangled web of red string as Miriam attempts to tie the ends together. (4 W, 1 M, poetic realism, one-act, 90-minute) Maureen and Gill, siblings, visit their grandfather, Charlie, at his retirement home in Fayetteville, AK every winter. When Maureen runs into her college-roommate, Cameron, their old connection is rekindled, years later. Cameron’s grandmother, Dawn, meets Mel, both residents, and their newfound love for one another brings to question Maureen and Cameron’s intimate past with each other. The group reconvenes for three years, questioning what we put at risk by keeping quiet. (3 M, 3 W, realism, three acts, 180-minute) |