←Recommendations of How the Baby Died

  • Kitchen Dog Theater: How the Baby Died by Tori Keenan-Zelt
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    We are pleased to support this play! It was a Finalist for the 2020 New Works Festival at Kitchen Dog Theater in Dallas, Texas.

    We are pleased to support this play! It was a Finalist for the 2020 New Works Festival at Kitchen Dog Theater in Dallas, Texas.

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  • Emma Goldman-Sherman: How the Baby Died by Tori Keenan-Zelt
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    LOVE THIS PLAY - Hilarity Ensues! Pee first, then read it! I found this play to be completely entertaining and thrilling, and it says so much about the assumptions people make about female experience! I'd run to see it performed! (and I never run) All the implements of impalement! All the blood and the stains on the carpet! Noe Valley! This!

    LOVE THIS PLAY - Hilarity Ensues! Pee first, then read it! I found this play to be completely entertaining and thrilling, and it says so much about the assumptions people make about female experience! I'd run to see it performed! (and I never run) All the implements of impalement! All the blood and the stains on the carpet! Noe Valley! This!

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  • Nora Zahn: How the Baby Died by Tori Keenan-Zelt
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    A bold and enraging play of farcical proportions! Not for the faint of heart, the mansplainers, or anyone claiming to be an authority on what women's writing can or should be; though, decidedly, those are the people who need to read this play most urgently. "Aggressive" and "radical" barely begin to sum up HOW THE BABY DIED, a full-on experience begging to be staged.

    A bold and enraging play of farcical proportions! Not for the faint of heart, the mansplainers, or anyone claiming to be an authority on what women's writing can or should be; though, decidedly, those are the people who need to read this play most urgently. "Aggressive" and "radical" barely begin to sum up HOW THE BABY DIED, a full-on experience begging to be staged.

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  • Andrew Kramer: How the Baby Died by Tori Keenan-Zelt
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    When one reads so many new plays, it's a rare and thrilling privilege to say: "Wow. I've never read anything like this." But when I read HOW THE BABY DIED, I closed the PDF, looked away from my computer, felt my cheeks warm, and giggled to myself. I had the rare and thrilling privilege to say: "Wow. I've never read anything like this." Read it and then tell everyone you know about it; this play will make you talk.

    When one reads so many new plays, it's a rare and thrilling privilege to say: "Wow. I've never read anything like this." But when I read HOW THE BABY DIED, I closed the PDF, looked away from my computer, felt my cheeks warm, and giggled to myself. I had the rare and thrilling privilege to say: "Wow. I've never read anything like this." Read it and then tell everyone you know about it; this play will make you talk.

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