MIracles and Magic

by Franky D. Gonzalez

At a bus station in San Marcos, Texas, a recovering addict on his way to rehab and a woman haunted by her own past form an unexpected connection, confronting their demons and exploring the fragile hope of redemption, as they journey together to Dallas in search of miracles they may no longer believe in.

At a bus station in San Marcos, Texas, a recovering addict on his way to rehab and a woman haunted by her own past form an unexpected connection, confronting their demons and exploring the fragile hope of redemption, as they journey together to Dallas in search of miracles they may no longer believe in.

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MIracles and Magic

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  • Claudia Haas: MIracles and Magic by Franky D. Gonzalez
    “

    Just a gorgeous play of truths imbued with magic, of love infused with guilt and of hope infused with hope. Gonzalez offers hope and despair side by side. You know who you root for.

    Just a gorgeous play of truths imbued with magic, of love infused with guilt and of hope infused with hope. Gonzalez offers hope and despair side by side. You know who you root for.

    ”
  • Philip Middleton Williams: MIracles and Magic by Franky D. Gonzalez
    “

    The story is simple: a chance meeting by two lonely people in a bus station in the middle of nowhere. The conversation begins simply enough, but leads to moments of self discovery and realization, and both of them make a connection and an understanding of the struggles that they have faced in their lives. Franky Gonzalez tells us about them with compassion and hope growing out of desperation and fear, and when the story is over, you wish them the best on their journey.

    The story is simple: a chance meeting by two lonely people in a bus station in the middle of nowhere. The conversation begins simply enough, but leads to moments of self discovery and realization, and both of them make a connection and an understanding of the struggles that they have faced in their lives. Franky Gonzalez tells us about them with compassion and hope growing out of desperation and fear, and when the story is over, you wish them the best on their journey.

    ”

Character Information

  • Man
    He’s seen better days. Recovering addict on the way to rehab.
    20s - 30s
    Cis male (he/him)
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Male
  • Woman
    She’s seen better days too, but is making it work.
    30s - 40s
    Cis female (She/Her)
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      30s,
      40s
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Female

Development History