All This Togetherness

by Francesca Pazniokas

(10 Minute Play) Seven strangers gather together to meet the one man they have in common— their father.

(10 Minute Play) Seven strangers gather together to meet the one man they have in common— their father.

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All This Togetherness

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  • Stephen Kaplan: All This Togetherness

    We included this play in our high school senior-directed one-act festival and it was a fantastic piece to include. A great play for a large cast with strong opportunities for character work and an inventive and touching concept and message.

    We included this play in our high school senior-directed one-act festival and it was a fantastic piece to include. A great play for a large cast with strong opportunities for character work and an inventive and touching concept and message.

  • Daniel Simpson: All This Togetherness

    A fascinating, quick-moving play where characters take time to get to know each other and their father. Though there are things shared about each character, there is definitely a lot of flexibility for directors to play with each character's personality and costume as well as the show's lighting and set.

    A fascinating, quick-moving play where characters take time to get to know each other and their father. Though there are things shared about each character, there is definitely a lot of flexibility for directors to play with each character's personality and costume as well as the show's lighting and set.

  • Eric Roberts: All This Togetherness

    Francesca is able to work magic with this short piece. Each character feels unique and yet related, urgency and hesitation pool from the characters as the reality of their situation and the leap needed to get to the next point comes to reality. The dialogue was witty and pointed. A great playwright.

    Francesca is able to work magic with this short piece. Each character feels unique and yet related, urgency and hesitation pool from the characters as the reality of their situation and the leap needed to get to the next point comes to reality. The dialogue was witty and pointed. A great playwright.

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Character Information

  • Josh
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male
  • Miranda
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Molly
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Tim
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Male
  • Rory
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Any
  • Beth
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Cameron
    Character Age
    23
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Any
    Character Gender Identity
    Non-binary,
    genderqueer,
    Agender

Production History

  • Type University, Organization Atlantic Acting School, Year 2024
  • Type Professional, Organization Actors Theatre of Louisville, Year 2018

Awards

  • Heideman Award
    Actors Theatre of Louisville
    Finalist
    2017