Faerie Ring

by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Bridget comes to a faerie ring in the middle of the night, seeking help from the faeries. They took her mother 19 years ago and now she wants to join her. Motherhood can be difficult, but sometimes it can feel downright unbearable. (Based on Irish Folklore)
A Stone Circle Story.
*9 PAGES*

Bridget comes to a faerie ring in the middle of the night, seeking help from the faeries. They took her mother 19 years ago and now she wants to join her. Motherhood can be difficult, but sometimes it can feel downright unbearable. (Based on Irish Folklore)
A Stone Circle Story.
*9 PAGES*

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  • Jasmine Spiess: Faerie Ring by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's heartbreaking yet hopeful piece tackles postpartum depression and motherhood in a way that had tears streaming down my face in less than 10 pages! It's a wonderful call to action for anyone who is experiencing PPD or depression that they are not alone and help is all around us. Beautifully done - bravo!

    Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn's heartbreaking yet hopeful piece tackles postpartum depression and motherhood in a way that had tears streaming down my face in less than 10 pages! It's a wonderful call to action for anyone who is experiencing PPD or depression that they are not alone and help is all around us. Beautifully done - bravo!

    ”
  • Courtenay Schembri Gray: Faerie Ring by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    PPD isn’t spoken about often enough, so this allegory is certainly welcome! It brings a whole new layer to the phrase, ‘away with the fairies’.

    PPD isn’t spoken about often enough, so this allegory is certainly welcome! It brings a whole new layer to the phrase, ‘away with the fairies’.

    ”
  • Bill Savage: Faerie Ring by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    This is a sweet little play that makes us all think about a couple of things: Hurtful words, selfishness, and, the old "wait til you have kids of your own" saying.

    This is a sweet little play that makes us all think about a couple of things: Hurtful words, selfishness, and, the old "wait til you have kids of your own" saying.

    ”
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Woman……f, 20s-30s
Bridget…f, 18-23

Production History

  • Community Theater, Farmington Players Audio Theatre, 2020