A woman details the way her body is deteriorating as an unknown, yet somehow familiar, stranger slowly approaches her.
Selected to be produced in the 2024 Spring/Summer New York Theater Festival
A woman details the way her body is deteriorating as an unknown, yet somehow familiar, stranger slowly approaches her.
Selected to be produced in the 2024 Spring/Summer New York Theater Festival
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Acknowledging the Elephant of My Unborn Child
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Eric Pfeffinger:
Acknowledging the Elephant of My Unborn Child
by Lana Scott Stringer
“
A hardcore little masterpiece of theatrical metaphor. Each line leaves you hungry to hear the next, with countless opportunities for a performer to unearth layers of humor and poignance.
A hardcore little masterpiece of theatrical metaphor. Each line leaves you hungry to hear the next, with countless opportunities for a performer to unearth layers of humor and poignance.
”
Daniel Prillaman:
Acknowledging the Elephant of My Unborn Child
by Lana Scott Stringer
“
Every scene in this powerhouse of a short two-hander is visceral and caustic, poetic and moving. The language and imagery are an incredible tag-team here. Above them both, a heart-wrenching dread permeates every single second. It all makes for a show that any audience is sure to walk away contemplating long after the performance. I look forward to one day being part of one.
Every scene in this powerhouse of a short two-hander is visceral and caustic, poetic and moving. The language and imagery are an incredible tag-team here. Above them both, a heart-wrenching dread permeates every single second. It all makes for a show that any audience is sure to walk away contemplating long after the performance. I look forward to one day being part of one.
