God Said This

by Leah Nanako Winkler

James, a recovering alcoholic seeks redemption from his family when his wife is diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of uterine cancer. John, a thirty-something single dad searches for a legacy for his only son while Hiro, a single NYC transplant struggles to let go of the demons she inherited. Sophie, a born again Christian, confronts her faith as she comes to terms with the inevitable death of her parents...

James, a recovering alcoholic seeks redemption from his family when his wife is diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of uterine cancer. John, a thirty-something single dad searches for a legacy for his only son while Hiro, a single NYC transplant struggles to let go of the demons she inherited. Sophie, a born again Christian, confronts her faith as she comes to terms with the inevitable death of her parents, her own shortcomings and some broken dreams. This is a play about five Godless and God-loving people in Lexington, Kentucky who face mortality in very different ways.
 
(God Said This has so far been developed by the Dorothy Streslin New American Writers Group at Primary Stages and Second Generation Productions)

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  • Hannah Manikowski: God Said This

    Humor and heartache abounds in this touching family drama. A true gem - the kind of play I want to hide away in my pocket and return to on the bad days.

    Humor and heartache abounds in this touching family drama. A true gem - the kind of play I want to hide away in my pocket and return to on the bad days.

  • Cassandra Rose: God Said This

    A truthful and heartwrenching story about what loss and grief really look like. There won't be a dry eye in the house when this play ends.

    A truthful and heartwrenching story about what loss and grief really look like. There won't be a dry eye in the house when this play ends.

  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: God Said This

    This is a beautifully written wonderfully rich play! I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. The characters are human and flawed, and yet there is real active searching not only for redemption but also forgiveness - not often seen, and not easy to do, and Leah Nanako Winkler gets it done!

    This is a beautifully written wonderfully rich play! I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it. The characters are human and flawed, and yet there is real active searching not only for redemption but also forgiveness - not often seen, and not easy to do, and Leah Nanako Winkler gets it done!

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