TERRIFYING and RAW - JARRED CORONA has written a powerful monologue that will haunt audiences with its candor and pain. There is no where to hide from the reality of Deirdre and her trauma. CORONA asks audiences to face it all - without flinching.

This monologue is the word version of Edvard Munch's painting "The Scream." The colors are engaging and beautiful, like Deirdre's words are engaging and beautiful. But the whole picture tells a story of suffering in silence too long. Of wanting out, but not knowing any other way but finality. Terrifyingly relatable and heartbreaking.

An unflinching, heart-pounding, and incendiary short that burns with desperation and sadness. It grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go. A remarkably moving piece of theatre that will stay with you long after you've experienced it.