That Question

by Rachel Feeny-Williams

Day 5 - 28 Plays Later - Create a play inspired by riddles

Audio Production on Theatrical Shenanigans - https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/law-and-order-series-episod…

Dr Astell is most curious when famous playwright Harriet Montaine is brought in for psychological examination after murdering her husband. However, through questioning he starts to learn there are some questions best...

Day 5 - 28 Plays Later - Create a play inspired by riddles

Audio Production on Theatrical Shenanigans - https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/law-and-order-series-episod…

Dr Astell is most curious when famous playwright Harriet Montaine is brought in for psychological examination after murdering her husband. However, through questioning he starts to learn there are some questions best left not asked!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: That Question by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    RFW has created a role for a woman that is usually given to men. Strong, dangerous and extremely intellectual. A Hannibal Lecter, full of riddles and rage. A terrific character study!

    RFW has created a role for a woman that is usually given to men. Strong, dangerous and extremely intellectual. A Hannibal Lecter, full of riddles and rage. A terrific character study!

    ”
  • Hannah Lee DeFrates: That Question by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    A successful woman bumps off her husband of many years seemingly out of the blue...I know what you're thinking: "Why?" Well...Maybe you should just wait until the end.
    This dark comedy is tricky and clever with a game built upon riddles and questions that can only be answered with more questions. This play is a treat for strong actors and intelligent audiences.

    A successful woman bumps off her husband of many years seemingly out of the blue...I know what you're thinking: "Why?" Well...Maybe you should just wait until the end.
    This dark comedy is tricky and clever with a game built upon riddles and questions that can only be answered with more questions. This play is a treat for strong actors and intelligent audiences.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: That Question by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    Leave it to RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS to take a simple prompt of "write a riddle play" and make a wonderful psychological thriller that will be pure magic on any stage. The banter between two of the characters is pure joy to experience. Don't ask me WHY, but just read it!

    Leave it to RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS to take a simple prompt of "write a riddle play" and make a wonderful psychological thriller that will be pure magic on any stage. The banter between two of the characters is pure joy to experience. Don't ask me WHY, but just read it!

    ”