Edmund Fitzwater Doesn’t Have Any Answers for You by Sharai Bohannon

Three friends download a new app that is supposed to have answers to everything. One of the friends soon finds out the app doesn't always have the answers they hoped for.
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Edmund Fitzwater Doesn’t Have Any Answers for You

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  • Rachel Luann Strayer:
    28 Jul. 2021
    “ Both funny and unsettling, this short play gives off Black Mirror vibes in the best possible way. I would love to see a full-length version that further explores not only this terrifying technology, but also what might be going on under the surface for the character of Josie, in the hopes of learning what's threatening their future. ”
  • Cheryl Bear:
    21 May. 2020
    “ A very funny play about friendship, technology and knowing our future. Well done! ”
  • Aleks Merilo:
    18 Mar. 2020
    “ A balancing act between cute and creepy, uplifting and ominous. Bohannon brings the power of search engines to the most extreme logical progression in this humorous piece. Both humor and fear are created in the audiences mind as the fate of a character is amusingly withheld by a suddenly sentient app. It aptly begs the question: is this science fiction, or our destiny? Well done. ”
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Character Information

  • Nat
    Late 20's,
    Any
    ,
    Female or Non-binary
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any actor of color
    • Gender: 
      Female, Non-binary
  • Josie (or Jo)
    Late 20's,
    Any
    ,
    Non-binary
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any actor of color
    • Gender: 
      Female, Non-binary
  • Anslie
    Late 20's,
    Any
    ,
    Female or Non-binary
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any actor of color
    • Gender: 
      Female, Non-binary

Development History

Production History

  • Fringe
    ,
    Eclectic Full Contact Theatre
    ,
    2017