Life Choices

by Rachel Feeny-Williams

28 Plays Later - Day 21 - A play inspired by Theatre of the Oppressed

Audio Production on Theatrical Shenanigans - https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/international-womens-day-sp…

The female students of Jovial James High School are about to finish high school and believe they have all their choices laid out before them. Unbeknownst to them, all of that is about to change.

28 Plays Later - Day 21 - A play inspired by Theatre of the Oppressed

Audio Production on Theatrical Shenanigans - https://theatricalshenanigans.podbean.com/e/international-womens-day-sp…

The female students of Jovial James High School are about to finish high school and believe they have all their choices laid out before them. Unbeknownst to them, all of that is about to change.

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Life Choices by Rachel Feeny-Williams
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    That last line is chilling! This is what women are fighting to have. A true choice in their path. Some actually do have a choice, some BELIEVE they have a choice, and some are just coasting through based on choices made by others with more power. Lots of dark comic moments, but truly scary!

    That last line is chilling! This is what women are fighting to have. A true choice in their path. Some actually do have a choice, some BELIEVE they have a choice, and some are just coasting through based on choices made by others with more power. Lots of dark comic moments, but truly scary!

    ”
  • Lou Jones: Life Choices by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    Had the pleasure of listening to this play for an upcoming International Women's Day podcast. It was dystopian but relatable today regarding women's rights to choose their future paths. Dark, frightening and thought provoking, this will get people talking. I'd love to see it on stage and it would be a gift for actors wanting to get their teeth into gritty roles.

    Had the pleasure of listening to this play for an upcoming International Women's Day podcast. It was dystopian but relatable today regarding women's rights to choose their future paths. Dark, frightening and thought provoking, this will get people talking. I'd love to see it on stage and it would be a gift for actors wanting to get their teeth into gritty roles.

    ”
  • Debra A. Cole: Life Choices by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    Oh.... what a twisted future we will have in the hands of RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS unless we all start paying attention. Okay...it isn't RACHEL who will be causing this chaos, but in a world where we are constantly deciding who has rights and who doesn't, LIFE CHOICES is a true cautionary tale. VOTE. FIGHT. SPEAK.

    Oh.... what a twisted future we will have in the hands of RACHEL FEENY-WILLIAMS unless we all start paying attention. Okay...it isn't RACHEL who will be causing this chaos, but in a world where we are constantly deciding who has rights and who doesn't, LIFE CHOICES is a true cautionary tale. VOTE. FIGHT. SPEAK.

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