Oui (yes, we) by Cassidy Byron

Julia attends her best friend's wedding to celebrate new beginnings, only to meet a woman who reminds her of her past.

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Oui (yes, we)

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  • Kyle Smith:
    28 Aug. 2022
    “ Oui! Plus de ça, s'il vous plait! This wholesome play gives a happy ending to it's queer characters that feels oh so right. This play is needed for queer audiences, especially young ones, for so many reasons. Do yourself a favor and read this play! ”

Character Information

For a two-person cast, Valerie and Josh can be implied offstage. For a larger cast, wedding guests may occupy the stage.

  • Julia
    20s,
    Cis female
    Child at heart, somewhat immature. Takes a lot to get her angry. Proud lesbian since high school.
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any race/ethnicity
    • Gender: 
      Female
  • Hannah
    20s,
    trans female
    Softspoken but determined to accomplish what she sets out for. Has a history she regrets.
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any race/ethnicity
    • Gender: 
      Female, Non-binary
  • Valerie
    20s,
    Cis female
    Nonspeaking role. The bride.
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any race/ethnicity
    • Gender: 
      Female
  • Josh
    20s,
    Any gender, masculine-presenting
    Nonspeaking role. The groom.
    Can be played by:
    • Age: 
      20s, 30s
    • Race/Ethnicity: 
      Any race/ethnicity
    • Gender: 
      Male, Non-binary

Production History

  • University
    ,
    Crafton Hills College
    ,
    2023
  • Community Theater
    ,
    New York Theatre Festival, Winterfest
    ,
    2020