Portals

by Anastasia Wild

Two scientists finally discover the portal they have worked years to track down. To jump or not? 10 Minute.

Two scientists finally discover the portal they have worked years to track down. To jump or not? 10 Minute.

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  • Ken Love: Portals

    As I read Anastasia Wild's "Portals", I was reminded of a Star Trek episode, "The City On the Edge of Forever" in which Kirk, Spock & McCoy enter a "portal" that transports them to the 1930's. Good episode! Yet if only it had had the wit and the heart of Ms Wild's lovely written futuristic tale. If only! I beautiful piece that demands a live production.

    As I read Anastasia Wild's "Portals", I was reminded of a Star Trek episode, "The City On the Edge of Forever" in which Kirk, Spock & McCoy enter a "portal" that transports them to the 1930's. Good episode! Yet if only it had had the wit and the heart of Ms Wild's lovely written futuristic tale. If only! I beautiful piece that demands a live production.

  • Brenton Kniess: Portals

    What would you do for your creation? That’s what Anastasia Wild explores in PORTALS. The power of friendship and dedication makes their portal possible, but it’s what was created for one of them that questions if they should stay or explore. Would you take the step?

    What would you do for your creation? That’s what Anastasia Wild explores in PORTALS. The power of friendship and dedication makes their portal possible, but it’s what was created for one of them that questions if they should stay or explore. Would you take the step?

  • Morey Norkin: Portals

    As cool as this two-hander is as a sci-fi piece, and it’s very cool, it’s the humanity at the core that makes it work so well. I think back to the giant leap for mankind and the bravery and potential sacrifice involved. Anastasia Wild has created a similar situation with two scientists, friends weighing important decisions. Audiences will find themselves captivated by these characters and their choices and wondering what they would do under similar circumstances. Hope they get the chance soon.

    As cool as this two-hander is as a sci-fi piece, and it’s very cool, it’s the humanity at the core that makes it work so well. I think back to the giant leap for mankind and the bravery and potential sacrifice involved. Anastasia Wild has created a similar situation with two scientists, friends weighing important decisions. Audiences will find themselves captivated by these characters and their choices and wondering what they would do under similar circumstances. Hope they get the chance soon.

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