Watch Me Jump

by Jeremy Gable

Unproduced 5 character drama - Part of the Glass Ceiling Series.

ALSO A VIDEO GAME FOR PC, MAC, iOS, AND ANDROID!

Audra Bee Mills, the all-star player for the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx, is about to become the highest paid women's basketball player in the world. But on the night before playoffs, a scandal threatens to overturn everything she has worked for. And Audra has to figure out how to get through the night...

Unproduced 5 character drama - Part of the Glass Ceiling Series.

ALSO A VIDEO GAME FOR PC, MAC, iOS, AND ANDROID!

Audra Bee Mills, the all-star player for the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx, is about to become the highest paid women's basketball player in the world. But on the night before playoffs, a scandal threatens to overturn everything she has worked for. And Audra has to figure out how to get through the night without losing either her dignity or her career.

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  • Cassie Stokes-Wylie: Watch Me Jump by Jeremy Gable
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    WATCH ME JUMP is a fast-paced, smart, and complex look into the world of a professional female athlete. This play challenges stereotypes and tackles a host of issues without feeling like an "issue play." Finalist for the 2018 Theatre Grant offered through the David Ross Fetzer Foundation for Emerging Artists and Salt Lake Acting Company.

    WATCH ME JUMP is a fast-paced, smart, and complex look into the world of a professional female athlete. This play challenges stereotypes and tackles a host of issues without feeling like an "issue play." Finalist for the 2018 Theatre Grant offered through the David Ross Fetzer Foundation for Emerging Artists and Salt Lake Acting Company.

    ”
  • Jacqueline Goldfinger: Watch Me Jump by Jeremy Gable
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    I cannot wait for this play to be produced! An incredibly entertaining play that also investigates important conversations like the role of women in our popular culture, and how everyone contributes to this, often limited, role. This talented writer has done a phenomenal job drawing us into a humorous, loving, challenging and complex world - and creating characters that lived in my imagination long after I left the theater. As a non-sports knowledgeable person, I loved it. And as a sports-person, my husband felt the same. It really is a play for everyone.

    I cannot wait for this play to be produced! An incredibly entertaining play that also investigates important conversations like the role of women in our popular culture, and how everyone contributes to this, often limited, role. This talented writer has done a phenomenal job drawing us into a humorous, loving, challenging and complex world - and creating characters that lived in my imagination long after I left the theater. As a non-sports knowledgeable person, I loved it. And as a sports-person, my husband felt the same. It really is a play for everyone.

    ”
Audra is black. It is recommended that all other roles in the play are cast with Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) actors. It is also recommended that other marginalized communities are also considered in casting, including the disabled and LGBTQ+ communities. Despite the pronouns in the character descriptions, these roles can be played by cisgender women, trans*, and/or non-binary people.

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