Nebraska Avenue
by Fiona Rose Murphey
When Iris Henry Quinn—a queer, disabled musical theatre major from Dallas, TX—realizes she's trapped in her own mind after a car hits her on the way home from her college musical’s rehearsal one night, she thinks that medical situation would be her biggest worry. But soon, she finds the Specter—her subconscious personified—endlessly analyzing her memories of a falling out with her childhood friends. In this...
When Iris Henry Quinn—a queer, disabled musical theatre major from Dallas, TX—realizes she's trapped in her own mind after a car hits her on the way home from her college musical’s rehearsal one night, she thinks that medical situation would be her biggest worry. But soon, she finds the Specter—her subconscious personified—endlessly analyzing her memories of a falling out with her childhood friends. In this dreamy, sharp, musical disaster play, Iris reckons with love, grief, healing and interdependence, weaving a rich tapestry of all the friends we come to call family.
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