Talking to Myself by Cameron Houg

(10 minute) a young person meets with themselves from thirty years in the future, in an attempt to learn how to be happy.

Talking to Myself

Larry Rinkel:

25 Aug. 2020

“ Cleverly and insightfully done, in that "Old" refuses to provide all the answers that "Young" seeks, making the play both enigmatic and thought-provoking. Do we, or can we, possibly know what the future holds in store for us? ”
Elisabeth Giffin Speckman:

6 May. 2020

“ A moving, contemplative piece that poses a lot of questions about life and living in the moment. Would we change things if we knew we'd end up happier in the end? What would happen if we didn't? ”
Adam Richter:

24 Mar. 2020

“ If you could meet your future -- or your past -- self, you would probably be dissatisfied. Cameron Houg's short play is a wonderful, profound and moving reflection on what that moment would be like. It's a gentle reminder that we don't see the past or the future with any real clarity. ”