Blood Replacement

A comedy about drama and authenticity and finding stand-ins, Blood Replacement finds three women waiting for a rugby match to begin. Only there’s something a bit off about this particular playing field. And are they there to heal old wounds or rip them open?

All sorts of lines are crossed in this somewhat ruthless exploration of women’s relationships—to men and to each other—and our sometimes...
A comedy about drama and authenticity and finding stand-ins, Blood Replacement finds three women waiting for a rugby match to begin. Only there’s something a bit off about this particular playing field. And are they there to heal old wounds or rip them open?

All sorts of lines are crossed in this somewhat ruthless exploration of women’s relationships—to men and to each other—and our sometimes desperate need for connection and validation, to not be alone.
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Blood Replacement

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  • Cheryl Bear:
    29 Oct. 2021
    A revealing look at women's relationships and our connection to each other on this journey of life. Well done.

Character Information

  • Hannah
    early 30s,
    Female
    A hopeful woman. Not a wallflower, but not an early bloomer. While appearing open on the surface, has a hard time trusting and is somewhat of an outsider. Is maybe ready to do what it takes to invest in herself, in all respects. Needs to believe.
  • Larissa
    40s,
    Female
    A dynamic woman. Not afraid of making a statement, and a loud one, usually. Which means she doesn’t have to listen much or look past the surface. Always on, she appears ready to run but maybe should stick around for a while. Needs to leave an impression.
  • Frances
    40s-50s,
    Female
    An accomplished woman. Not as inflexible as she appears to be. Good at self promotion, on the surface anyway. Invests in the decisions she has made; if she can handle the worst she can handle anything. Maybe. Needs to be needed.

Development History

  • Reading
    ,
    EST/LA Winterfest
    ,
    2013
  • Reading
    ,
    Playwrights Union
    ,
    2011