When Paris knew they would face their demons in therapy, they took it a little too literally.
A short, three-character comedic work, reflecting on themes of trust and identity.
When Paris knew they would face their demons in therapy, they took it a little too literally.
A short, three-character comedic work, reflecting on themes of trust and identity.
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Tickle Monster
by David Whitner
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The dynamic of a younger queer person, their therapist, and their childhood imaginary monster is already absolutely kick-ass. And the way that Whitner ties these three together into a dissection about how intimate relationships are formed and discarded is incredibly skilled. As much as I was cracking up, I also felt very deeply for the protagonist. A really excellent play.
The dynamic of a younger queer person, their therapist, and their childhood imaginary monster is already absolutely kick-ass. And the way that Whitner ties these three together into a dissection about how intimate relationships are formed and discarded is incredibly skilled. As much as I was cracking up, I also felt very deeply for the protagonist. A really excellent play.
