Themes of female power, identity, and expectations in our current world - and in our potential future world - should be thoroughly examined in society’s civic discourse. BLACK SKY expertly engages with these deeply compelling topics. The play portrays five unique teenage women at a critical point in their psychological development. At this pertinent age of self- discovery, each multifaceted character must establish their relationships with society, with their peers, and with their own bodies. Set in a future world, the play proposes a commonality of the female experience through the ages.
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Black Sky is a a gorgeous mixture of humor, poetry, and adventure. It is intriguingly inventive, but familiar enough to be resonant--both in its world-building and use of language. This play manages somehow to be foreboding without becoming dystopian, with stakes that are both epic and personal. Seeing five young women on stage is inherently exciting, but especially when they get to be characters like these. They are real teenagers, but distilled and elevated. They're smart, funny, angsty, determined, wounded, and powerful. Oh and did I mention the theatricality? I could go on but I've literally run out of room.