A Case of Kompromat

by Jared Strange

CIA Officer Andrea McDonald enlists the help of a Syrian refugee as she takes on a tricky operation with a potentially big payoff, only to find that there are more players at the table – and more layers in the cake – than she first expected.

CIA Officer Andrea McDonald enlists the help of a Syrian refugee as she takes on a tricky operation with a potentially big payoff, only to find that there are more players at the table – and more layers in the cake – than she first expected.

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A Case of Kompromat

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  • Sharai Bohannon: A Case of Kompromat by Jared Strange
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    I really dig this one. It's moody, unpredictable, effortlessly feminist, and (in true spy fashion) never gives too much away about any of the players involved. Andrea is hands down one of the most intriguing protagonists I've seen in a very long time and this world that Strange drops us into oozes danger and mistrust. I'd love to see this produced and I think it would be a fun show for a set designer to sink their teeth into.

    I really dig this one. It's moody, unpredictable, effortlessly feminist, and (in true spy fashion) never gives too much away about any of the players involved. Andrea is hands down one of the most intriguing protagonists I've seen in a very long time and this world that Strange drops us into oozes danger and mistrust. I'd love to see this produced and I think it would be a fun show for a set designer to sink their teeth into.

    ”
  • Artemisia, A Chicago Theatre: A Case of Kompromat by Jared Strange
    “

    An intriguing piece that never takes the easy way out. The script immediately places the reader on the edge of their seat and leaves them there until the last page. We're lucky to have this play as one of our Fall Festival Finalists!!

    An intriguing piece that never takes the easy way out. The script immediately places the reader on the edge of their seat and leaves them there until the last page. We're lucky to have this play as one of our Fall Festival Finalists!!

    ”