DINOSAUR(s)

Two adult siblings share one profound thing: a violent childhood trauma they both survived and have gone on to very different lives. While the siblings sustain an undeniable and troubled connection through the years, that event from childhood continues to shape their lives in contrasting ways. After losing touch for a couple of years, the sister and brother find themselves on a road trip traveling back to...
Two adult siblings share one profound thing: a violent childhood trauma they both survived and have gone on to very different lives. While the siblings sustain an undeniable and troubled connection through the years, that event from childhood continues to shape their lives in contrasting ways. After losing touch for a couple of years, the sister and brother find themselves on a road trip traveling back to the rural setting of their childhood. Before they reach their destination, a series of mishaps strands them in a small town in the Flint Hills of Kansas where they are unexpectedly caught up in the lives of three locals each of whom have developed their own ways of coping with a quickly changing world.
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DINOSAUR(s)

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  • Lainie Vansant:
    27 Jan. 2020
    This play draws the reader (and surely the audience member as well) along so smoothly, despite its dark subject matter and important political tensions. Still certainly has something to say here, but he says it with respect for all parties involved and with a sense of poetry that transcends politics. There's a lot to think about here, and a lot for communities to digest together. Give it a read and get it produced!

Development History

  • Workshop
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    Kansas City Repertory Theatre
    ,
    2019
  • Workshop
    ,
    New Harmony Project
    ,
    2018

Awards

Finalist
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Todd McNerney New Play Prize
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Piccolo Spoleto
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2019