In a world where virtual reality video games have taken it too far. The every day cycle of a sentient figure who does not exist.
In a world where virtual reality video games have taken it too far. The every day cycle of a sentient figure who does not exist.
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Cheryl Bear:
Afterlife
by Jordan Ford
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A haunting piece that shakes you and grips you as we wait for the fate of one trapped with their blood as the cure for a virus. Well done!
A haunting piece that shakes you and grips you as we wait for the fate of one trapped with their blood as the cure for a virus. Well done!
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Rachael Carnes:
Afterlife
by Jordan Ford
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This arresting piece pulls you in and cages you — It's gripping and resonant, a terrific piece of sci fi that would be so incredible onstage. Ford's powerful language choices are matched by a unifying sense of dread, and some of the most vivid stage directions I've read. This is right where this genre needs to be — Looking forward to reading more work by this writer!
This arresting piece pulls you in and cages you — It's gripping and resonant, a terrific piece of sci fi that would be so incredible onstage. Ford's powerful language choices are matched by a unifying sense of dread, and some of the most vivid stage directions I've read. This is right where this genre needs to be — Looking forward to reading more work by this writer!
”
Rachel Bublitz:
Afterlife
by Jordan Ford
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AFTERLIFE is a sparse yet explosive short play that had me wanting so much more. Such a specific and expansive world is created so expertly and quickly, and Ford doesn't hold back on the spooky factor either.
AFTERLIFE is a sparse yet explosive short play that had me wanting so much more. Such a specific and expansive world is created so expertly and quickly, and Ford doesn't hold back on the spooky factor either.
