R.I.P Lunch (the last male white rhino at the zoo)
by Mallory Jane Weiss
Lunch is dead. That is, Grenade Launcher — the last male white rhino (a SIGNATURE EXHIBIT) at the once-glorious (now, not-so-much) Greenwood Zoo — has died. This is really going to impact the sale to the German investor. Thankfully, Lunch impregnated one of the female white rhinos before he kicked the bucket — it's just not the one they thought he loved. Over the course of the sixteen-month gestation period, the...
Lunch is dead. That is, Grenade Launcher — the last male white rhino (a SIGNATURE EXHIBIT) at the once-glorious (now, not-so-much) Greenwood Zoo — has died. This is really going to impact the sale to the German investor. Thankfully, Lunch impregnated one of the female white rhinos before he kicked the bucket — it's just not the one they thought he loved. Over the course of the sixteen-month gestation period, the two female white rhinos — Margot and Emily Dickinson — attempt to heal their broken friendship, while the zoo's education department — namely, Ramona, Nat, and Leo — must wait to discover not only the fate of the zoo but the fate of the near-extinct white rhino.
R.I.P Lunch (the last male white rhino at the zoo) is a play about the inextricable nature of endings and beginnings and how we hold loss and love simultaneously.
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