A poignant and imaginative one-act, Jonna/Jack blends romance, humor, and metaphysical intrigue into a deeply moving exploration of love across lifetimes. Arianna Rose crafts vibrant, shifting worlds with fluid theatricality, while the central relationship remains heartfelt and authentic. The interplay between past and present adds emotional depth, culminating in a hopeful, resonant conclusion.

Jonna and Jack have struggled as a couple throughout the years. Throughout 500 years and three different lifetimes in fact. After their most recent failed romance, the couple is confronted with the Akashic Record of their times together, and are left to see if they can finally figure the whole soulmate thing out before the next go. Arianna Rose has written a compelling and emotional authentic yarn about two star-crossed lovers that can’t quite get it figured out over multiple lives, but seem committed to keep trying.

Sometimes couples are meant to be together even over several lifetimes. In Jonna/Jack, Arianna Rose allows a couple to explore their past lives when they enter the afterlife. In this realm, they discover more about themselves and what they truly want than they were able to during their most recent life. We can’t help but hope that whatever is next for these two will not be short lived. A lovely story with multiple casting/staging options. I have no doubt it will find its way to the stage soon and often.