The Garden

by Rachel Bublitz

TEN MINUTE: While beautifying their neighborhood with a community garden, Lauren and Rose make an unsettling discovery that brings up the racism and elitism that gentrification is so often entrenched in.

TEN MINUTE: While beautifying their neighborhood with a community garden, Lauren and Rose make an unsettling discovery that brings up the racism and elitism that gentrification is so often entrenched in.

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The Garden

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  • Kullen Burnet: The Garden

    An insightful, subtle, and darkly humorous play that uproots and shines a light on the insidiousness of ignorance, micro-aggressions, and gentrification.

    An insightful, subtle, and darkly humorous play that uproots and shines a light on the insidiousness of ignorance, micro-aggressions, and gentrification.

  • Cheryl Bear: The Garden

    A play that digs beyond the small talk into the issues prevalent to the neighborhood and the desire for a community garden. Well done.

    A play that digs beyond the small talk into the issues prevalent to the neighborhood and the desire for a community garden. Well done.

  • Duvayne Emanuel: The Garden

    I love simple, straight-forward plays such as this that double as a brilliant piece of social commentary.

    I love simple, straight-forward plays such as this that double as a brilliant piece of social commentary.

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Character Information

  • Laura
    Upper middle class. Married.
    Character Age
    early forties
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    White
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Rose
    Single. Takes care of her mother.
    Character Age
    mid twenties
    Character Race/Ethnic Identity
    Black
    Character Gender Identity
    Female

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization Utah New Works Theatre Project, Year 2018

Production History

  • Type University, Organization Westminster College Performing Arts, Year 2019