The Brightest Light

Best friends, Amy and Susannah are "attached at the hip." That is until college ends and they find themselves going in opposite directions and losing touch. When Susannah reemerges in Amy's life, she's at her lowest point, and Amy, who still cares deeply, will do anything she can to help the troubled Susannah.

Best friends, Amy and Susannah are "attached at the hip." That is until college ends and they find themselves going in opposite directions and losing touch. When Susannah reemerges in Amy's life, she's at her lowest point, and Amy, who still cares deeply, will do anything she can to help the troubled Susannah.

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The Brightest Light

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  • Danielle Wirsansky: The Brightest Light

    The Brightest Light beautifully explores the power of friendship and the unbreakable bond between two women. Debbie Lamedman crafts a heartfelt and relatable story of love, care, and redemption. A touching reminder of how we can impact each other’s lives during times of struggle.

    The Brightest Light beautifully explores the power of friendship and the unbreakable bond between two women. Debbie Lamedman crafts a heartfelt and relatable story of love, care, and redemption. A touching reminder of how we can impact each other’s lives during times of struggle.

  • Dana Hall: The Brightest Light

    Sometimes all it takes is for someone to see a light within us that we have yet to see. Thank you for this beautiful piece and for crafting these characters into relatable women with complexity and heart.

    Sometimes all it takes is for someone to see a light within us that we have yet to see. Thank you for this beautiful piece and for crafting these characters into relatable women with complexity and heart.

  • Cole Hunter Dzubak: The Brightest Light

    This is such a moving and powerful piece. A story between two friends who were more like sisters, and how despite them drifting apart, there is still love for one another. Lamedman does a fantastic job with the staging and characterizations here, and created such a complex and compelling play.

    This is such a moving and powerful piece. A story between two friends who were more like sisters, and how despite them drifting apart, there is still love for one another. Lamedman does a fantastic job with the staging and characterizations here, and created such a complex and compelling play.

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Character Information

  • Amy
    Female, 28. SUSANNAH’S best friend in high school and college. Practical. Considers herself slightly boring but is realistic about life. After college and travel, she is successful socially and in her career. Has a big heart.
    Character Age
    28
    Character Gender Identity
    Female
  • Susannah
    Female, 28. AMY’S best friend in high school and college. Always needing a lot of attention and always was able to get it. SUSANNA is lively and fun and the life-of-the-party, but she is masking a deep trauma and never shares her pain with anyone. By the time she is six years out of college, the trauma of her past catches up to her and has taken its toll.
    Character Age
    28
    Character Gender Identity
    Female