Something Profound

by Emily Hageman

TEN MINUTE PLAY: The Playwright has this AMAZING idea for a ten minute play, do you have ten minutes for her to tell you about it?

TEN MINUTE PLAY: The Playwright has this AMAZING idea for a ten minute play, do you have ten minutes for her to tell you about it?

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Something Profound

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  • Cheryl Bear: Something Profound

    A hilarious piece for any theatre goer or maker as it just goes right through that fourth wall and takes us into the process. Fantastic!

    A hilarious piece for any theatre goer or maker as it just goes right through that fourth wall and takes us into the process. Fantastic!

  • Adam Seidel: Something Profound

    Um, some of the funniest frickin' lines I've ever read. This piece is so dope because it captures the enthusiasm and joy that every writer has when they think they've just thought up the next stellar play of the century. I'm not ashamed to admit I've been the playwright in this play only a few hundred thousand times every waking moment.. I think the moral of the play (both in writing and in life) is we all need Audience member 3 and their final line. :)

    Um, some of the funniest frickin' lines I've ever read. This piece is so dope because it captures the enthusiasm and joy that every writer has when they think they've just thought up the next stellar play of the century. I'm not ashamed to admit I've been the playwright in this play only a few hundred thousand times every waking moment.. I think the moral of the play (both in writing and in life) is we all need Audience member 3 and their final line. :)

  • Steven G. Martin: Something Profound

    Audiences will laugh during the madcap start of this short comedy and the playwright character's writing process. But tables turn and -- while still respecting all the rules she has created for this world -- Hageman, indeed, delves into something profound: that playwrights want to affect the audience, playwrights want to be understood and there is an audience for everyone's work. Very theatrical, very funny, very empathetic.

    Audiences will laugh during the madcap start of this short comedy and the playwright character's writing process. But tables turn and -- while still respecting all the rules she has created for this world -- Hageman, indeed, delves into something profound: that playwrights want to affect the audience, playwrights want to be understood and there is an audience for everyone's work. Very theatrical, very funny, very empathetic.

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Production History

  • Type High School, Organization Uvalde High School, Year 2018
  • Type Professional, Organization Theatre Evolve, Year 2018

Awards

  • Reboot Shorts
    Reboot Theatre Company
    Semi-Finalist
    2018