M-I-S-S

by Brianna Barrett

| 10-Minute | At first they appear to be two young strangers waiting for the bus. A young couple confronts questions of gender, sexuality, and who they really are.

| 10-Minute | At first they appear to be two young strangers waiting for the bus. A young couple confronts questions of gender, sexuality, and who they really are.

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M-I-S-S

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  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: M-I-S-S

    Theatre is at its best when it shows us how transformation can transform us and this does exactly that in a beautiful love story with more twists than a 60s dance club! What a well-conceived theatrical short! I'd love to see it onstage!

    Theatre is at its best when it shows us how transformation can transform us and this does exactly that in a beautiful love story with more twists than a 60s dance club! What a well-conceived theatrical short! I'd love to see it onstage!

  • Robert Lynn: M-I-S-S

    When I see a well-written 10-minute play like M-I-S-S, I always want to spend more time with the characters. Brianna Barrett connects with a big relationship issue, bringing up the questions that may take these two a long time to answer. The only thing we know for certain is they love each other. Loved the whimsical humor in the middle of the big issue conflict.

    When I see a well-written 10-minute play like M-I-S-S, I always want to spend more time with the characters. Brianna Barrett connects with a big relationship issue, bringing up the questions that may take these two a long time to answer. The only thing we know for certain is they love each other. Loved the whimsical humor in the middle of the big issue conflict.

  • Ricardo Soltero-Brown: M-I-S-S

    You only have so much time to profess your love for someone. Make it count. Barrett has a tough, brutal, pointed, and poignant play here about the struggles so many of us will never know. These characters deserve more than a glance. It's all they, or anyone, longs for. That's the beauty, purpose, and significance of this piece.

    You only have so much time to profess your love for someone. Make it count. Barrett has a tough, brutal, pointed, and poignant play here about the struggles so many of us will never know. These characters deserve more than a glance. It's all they, or anyone, longs for. That's the beauty, purpose, and significance of this piece.

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization LineStorm, Portland in Play, Year 2016