This is an excellent monologue play, full of evocative dialogue and imagery. I found the two moments of pseudo-artistic objectification--both taking place while things are being excreted from the body--to be a unique through-line that I'm struggling to describe. It's an interesting piece of theatre, and I would love to see what an actress and a director would be able to do with it. The final beat is bright and earned, and I appreciate Shealy's ability to bring everything to a conclusion that doesn't come out of nowhere.
This is an excellent monologue play, full of evocative dialogue and imagery. I found the two moments of pseudo-artistic objectification--both taking place while things are being excreted from the body--to be a unique through-line that I'm struggling to describe. It's an interesting piece of theatre, and I would love to see what an actress and a director would be able to do with it. The final beat is bright and earned, and I appreciate Shealy's ability to bring everything to a conclusion that doesn't come out of nowhere.