Bogdonoff

by Emma Horwitz

Francis and Alice walk their dogs off leash in Riverside Park. A play about dying and talking and dying to talk and talking.

Francis and Alice walk their dogs off leash in Riverside Park. A play about dying and talking and dying to talk and talking.

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Bogdonoff

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  • David L. Caruso: Bogdonoff by Emma Horwitz
    “

    This play is heavy metal. The *chat*. These characters. Dogs. The unreality of the UWS. And on top of all that-- it's truly gut-wrenching-level moving. You can tell when a play is written with love, which is all over every page of this script.

    The CTWG reading of this play was one of my top-10 theatrical experiences. So happy it's getting more life. Rock on!

    This play is heavy metal. The *chat*. These characters. Dogs. The unreality of the UWS. And on top of all that-- it's truly gut-wrenching-level moving. You can tell when a play is written with love, which is all over every page of this script.

    The CTWG reading of this play was one of my top-10 theatrical experiences. So happy it's getting more life. Rock on!

    ”
  • Shaun Leisher: Bogdonoff by Emma Horwitz
    “

    These two friends feel so naturally connected in this play about coping with aging and death. Loved the description of the sounds in the stage directions. I could spend much more time with these women. I loved hearing their stories and their outlook on life.

    These two friends feel so naturally connected in this play about coping with aging and death. Loved the description of the sounds in the stage directions. I could spend much more time with these women. I loved hearing their stories and their outlook on life.

    ”

Development History

  • Reading, New York Stage & Film's Winter Season, 2024
  • Reading, National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center, 2024
  • Reading, Clubbed Thumb Early Career Writers' Group Reading Series , 2023