Miller Hill

by Sinan Unel

Provincetown, located at the tip of Cape Cod, a boheminan colony with a large and visible gay and lesbian community, was struck with particular force by the AIDS crisis. By 1996 the virus had claimed the lives of 385 people, more than a tenth of the town's year-round population. The town became a refuge for the sick and those who loved and took care of them.
The four men of Miller Hill navigate that turbulent...

Provincetown, located at the tip of Cape Cod, a boheminan colony with a large and visible gay and lesbian community, was struck with particular force by the AIDS crisis. By 1996 the virus had claimed the lives of 385 people, more than a tenth of the town's year-round population. The town became a refuge for the sick and those who loved and took care of them.
The four men of Miller Hill navigate that turbulent time with hope, hopelessness, denial, humor an despair. This is early on in the epidemic.

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  • Playwrights Foundation: Miller Hill by Sinan Unel
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    Playwrights Foundation enthusiastically recommends this play, MILLER HILL, as a Semi-Finalist for the Bay Area Playwrights Festival 2020. We were moved by the quality of the writing and the relevant and compelling themes that spoke to the mission of our festival. It excelled in a competitive process of 735 plays submitted this year and rose to the top after a six month long process discussing its merits with both national and local Bay Area readers, and we hope it moves swiftly towards production.

    Playwrights Foundation enthusiastically recommends this play, MILLER HILL, as a Semi-Finalist for the Bay Area Playwrights Festival 2020. We were moved by the quality of the writing and the relevant and compelling themes that spoke to the mission of our festival. It excelled in a competitive process of 735 plays submitted this year and rose to the top after a six month long process discussing its merits with both national and local Bay Area readers, and we hope it moves swiftly towards production.

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