In this one-act comedy, Maya has been summoned to a government office, but because her letter was mangled by the post office, no one can tell her why she is there - and they can't let her leave. Exploring the anxiety caused by technology & privacy, while satirizing government bureaucracy, the play asks how much of our humanity can truly be automated.
In this one-act comedy, Maya has been summoned to a government office, but because her letter was mangled by the post office, no one can tell her why she is there - and they can't let her leave. Exploring the anxiety caused by technology & privacy, while satirizing government bureaucracy, the play asks how much of our humanity can truly be automated.
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Character Information
In order of appearance.
Gladys
The receptionist. No specified level of ability.
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s,
40s,
50s,
60s,
70s+
Actor Gender Identity
Woman,
Non-binary
Maya
The citizen. No specified level of ability.
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s,
40s,
50s,
60s,
70s+
Actor Gender Identity
Woman,
Non-binary
Suzy
The supervisor. No specified level of ability.
Can be played by:
Actor Age
20s,
30s,
40s,
50s,
60s,
70s+
Actor Gender Identity
Woman,
Non-binary
DJ
From the IT department. No specified level of ability.