Lilith and Eve

by Asher de Forest

In the beginning, there is nothing. A week later, there's a woman, a man, a fallen angel, an archangel, a wild garden, and a new world. That new world starts to change when a second woman arrives. The first woman's place in it changes too.

Originally written for Quarantine Bake-Off Round Three.

In the beginning, there is nothing. A week later, there's a woman, a man, a fallen angel, an archangel, a wild garden, and a new world. That new world starts to change when a second woman arrives. The first woman's place in it changes too.

Originally written for Quarantine Bake-Off Round Three.

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Lilith and Eve

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  • Alyssa Haddad-Chin: Lilith and Eve by Asher de Forest
    “

    This was the feminist and queer retelling of the classic Adam and Eve story I never knew I needed until now. Just when you think you know exactly what's happening the play pivots to show you another angle. Forest's masterful language and characterization provides the play with the fantastical tone needed to pull this large task in a 15 minute play. A great piece I'd love to see produced!

    This was the feminist and queer retelling of the classic Adam and Eve story I never knew I needed until now. Just when you think you know exactly what's happening the play pivots to show you another angle. Forest's masterful language and characterization provides the play with the fantastical tone needed to pull this large task in a 15 minute play. A great piece I'd love to see produced!

    ”
LILITH – The first woman
EVE – The second woman
ADAM – The first man
LUCY – A fallen angel, female
MICHELLE – An archangel, any gender

Development History

  • Reading, Applause Community Theatre, 2020

Production History