The Guilt of the Possible

by Patrick Flynn

Married couple Lee McKenzie and Makenzie Lord-Nelson are up-and-coming political operatives in Washington, D.C. When they decide to have a child, they find themselves willing but wholly unprepared for the various challenges they face. They must balance work opportunities with their son’s weight-loss, neighborly (but unsolicited) advice, and a very uncertain future. The Guilt of the Possible takes a humorous and...

Married couple Lee McKenzie and Makenzie Lord-Nelson are up-and-coming political operatives in Washington, D.C. When they decide to have a child, they find themselves willing but wholly unprepared for the various challenges they face. They must balance work opportunities with their son’s weight-loss, neighborly (but unsolicited) advice, and a very uncertain future. The Guilt of the Possible takes a humorous and honest look at the first year of parenthood. Each scene covers an event in the first twelve months of their son’s life.

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The Guilt of the Possible

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  • David O. Weber II: The Guilt of the Possible

    An enthralling read with dialogue that flows perfectly. It tells such a moving story about parenthood that captures how hectic life can be with a newborn. It truly was a pleasure to read.

    An enthralling read with dialogue that flows perfectly. It tells such a moving story about parenthood that captures how hectic life can be with a newborn. It truly was a pleasure to read.

Development History

  • Type Reading, Organization The Kennedy Center's Page-to-Stage Festival (Washington, DC), Year 2017