The Confession

by Eric Mansfield

Seasoned detective Joan Banks enters the interrogation room seeking the truth of why a young man decided to come forward on his 18th birthday and confess to a string of unsolved crimes.

Seasoned detective Joan Banks enters the interrogation room seeking the truth of why a young man decided to come forward on his 18th birthday and confess to a string of unsolved crimes.

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The Confession

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  • Samantha Cocco: The Confession

    This piece has just the right flair of Law and Order heightened drama to keep you interested, and hits you with a great twist at the end to tug at your heart strings. A piece like this can make us question our assumptions about certain kinds of persons and will remind us that there is usually a lot lurking under the surface.

    This piece has just the right flair of Law and Order heightened drama to keep you interested, and hits you with a great twist at the end to tug at your heart strings. A piece like this can make us question our assumptions about certain kinds of persons and will remind us that there is usually a lot lurking under the surface.

  • David Hansen: The Confession

    Mansfield is establishing a reputation by flipping the script on contemporary tales of crimes, often literally ripping them from the headlines to create gritty and affecting scenes of hardship and redemption, and "The Confession" is one of those. A brief and surprising episode, pitting two adversaries against each other in an apparent no-win scenario, until the near-last moment. Great work, great craftsmanship.

    Mansfield is establishing a reputation by flipping the script on contemporary tales of crimes, often literally ripping them from the headlines to create gritty and affecting scenes of hardship and redemption, and "The Confession" is one of those. A brief and surprising episode, pitting two adversaries against each other in an apparent no-win scenario, until the near-last moment. Great work, great craftsmanship.

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization Convergence Continuum, Year 2021

Production History

  • Type Community Theater, Organization Convergence Continuum, Year 2022