Carnality

by Mark Loewenstern

10 MINUTE PLAY
When your head wants one thing and the rest of you wants something else.

10 MINUTE PLAY
When your head wants one thing and the rest of you wants something else.

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Carnality

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  • Ryan Kaminski: Carnality

    A perfect play for an actor and actress to perform. There is a lot to play with regarding the dialogue as Ben and Michelle go back and forth between hate and love. Mark Loewenstern does an excellent job examining the pain and confusion of divorce in this thought-provoking ten minute play. Well done!

    A perfect play for an actor and actress to perform. There is a lot to play with regarding the dialogue as Ben and Michelle go back and forth between hate and love. Mark Loewenstern does an excellent job examining the pain and confusion of divorce in this thought-provoking ten minute play. Well done!

  • Christopher Plumridge: Carnality

    This must be the most difficult situation for a couple to try to pull away from, split between love and hate, probably in equal measure. Mark portrays this brilliantly in this well written, beautiful play. I couldn't help but want to shout at them "get back together, you both know you want to!" Great!

    This must be the most difficult situation for a couple to try to pull away from, split between love and hate, probably in equal measure. Mark portrays this brilliantly in this well written, beautiful play. I couldn't help but want to shout at them "get back together, you both know you want to!" Great!

  • Jennifer O'Grady: Carnality

    Loewenstern's moving, theatrical and expertly written play shows in its taut ten minutes a newly divorced couple still deeply connected to each other yet unable to figure out how to navigate that connection or what to do about it. It's no surprise this powerfully truthful play has received so many productions. As an added bonus a monologue from the play can now be viewed on YouTube as part of Mind the Gap Theatre's Housebound Series. Grab it!

    Loewenstern's moving, theatrical and expertly written play shows in its taut ten minutes a newly divorced couple still deeply connected to each other yet unable to figure out how to navigate that connection or what to do about it. It's no surprise this powerfully truthful play has received so many productions. As an added bonus a monologue from the play can now be viewed on YouTube as part of Mind the Gap Theatre's Housebound Series. Grab it!

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Production History

  • Type Professional, Organization "Six Love Stories," a film by Michael Dunaway, Year 2018
  • Type Professional, Organization Ruskin Group Theatre, Year 2018
  • Type University, Organization Florida Atlantic University, Year 2017
  • Type University, Organization Hartwick College, Year 2015
  • Type University, Organization Texas A&M (2 productions in a single festival), Year 2015
  • Type University, Organization Chadron State College, Year 2013
  • Type Professional, Organization Modjeska Playhouse, Year 2011
  • Type Professional, Organization Displays of Affection, Los Angeles, CA, Year 2007
  • Type Community Theater, Organization Lovecreek Theater Company, Year 2004
  • Type Community Theater, Organization Vital Theater Company, Year 2000
  • Type Professional, Organization Actors Theatre of Louisville, Year 1999
  • Type University, Organization Collaborative Arts Project 21, Year 1999