←Recommendations of ASTRAEUS

  • Cheryl Bear: ASTRAEUS by John Kelly
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    The landing isn't smooth for these astronauts as a virus has contaminated things. How will the crew react and what is this thing? Will it infect Earth? Well done.

    The landing isn't smooth for these astronauts as a virus has contaminated things. How will the crew react and what is this thing? Will it infect Earth? Well done.

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  • Julie Zaffarano: ASTRAEUS by John Kelly
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    John Kelly’s play “Astraeus” reminds us of the frailty of our existence and our moral obligations to each other. Quick paced with balanced dialogue, Kelly throws us into this world and leaves us with a surprising, yet inevitable, ending. Well done.

    John Kelly’s play “Astraeus” reminds us of the frailty of our existence and our moral obligations to each other. Quick paced with balanced dialogue, Kelly throws us into this world and leaves us with a surprising, yet inevitable, ending. Well done.

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  • Jack Levine: ASTRAEUS by John Kelly
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    JOHN KELLY takes us on a journey of three crew members, who were the first manned landing on an asteroid and are now heading home. Everything has been perfect: landing on the asteroid, carrying out their mission to bring back specimens, and directing their space vehicle back to Earth. But then, something goes terribly wrong. “Astraeus” is a sci-fi tale which is a cautionary warning of what can happen in outer space.

    JOHN KELLY takes us on a journey of three crew members, who were the first manned landing on an asteroid and are now heading home. Everything has been perfect: landing on the asteroid, carrying out their mission to bring back specimens, and directing their space vehicle back to Earth. But then, something goes terribly wrong. “Astraeus” is a sci-fi tale which is a cautionary warning of what can happen in outer space.

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  • Tammy Green: ASTRAEUS by John Kelly
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    A perfect space mission goes terribly wrong. This short play takes you on a spin to the noble decision of the remaining crew member to save the earth. You will feel the frisson of recognition as a virus disrupts an otherwise uneventful celestial voyage. A thrilling addition to any short play festival.

    A perfect space mission goes terribly wrong. This short play takes you on a spin to the noble decision of the remaining crew member to save the earth. You will feel the frisson of recognition as a virus disrupts an otherwise uneventful celestial voyage. A thrilling addition to any short play festival.

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