KENNY WALLACE, SENIOR PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: A MONOLOGUE
by Asher Wyndham
SHORT. A senior military affairs correspondent packs his things into a cardboard box along with other reporters at the Pentagon. Part of SOME AMERICANS: SOME MONOLOGUES, VOLUME 49. 8 MINS. Read only. Not for production.
SHORT. A senior military affairs correspondent packs his things into a cardboard box along with other reporters at the Pentagon. Part of SOME AMERICANS: SOME MONOLOGUES, VOLUME 49. 8 MINS. Read only. Not for production.
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Donald Loftus:
KENNY WALLACE, SENIOR PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: A MONOLOGUE
by Asher Wyndham
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A richly textured and compelling monologue, Kenny Wallace, Senior Military Affairs Reporter, captures a life shaped by history, duty, and personal loss with striking authenticity. Asher Wyndham crafts a vivid, deeply human voice—by turns wry, reflective, and quietly wounded—charting the cost of bearing witness over decades. The piece resonates as both a tribute to journalism and a poignant reckoning with legacy, identity, and truth.
A richly textured and compelling monologue, Kenny Wallace, Senior Military Affairs Reporter, captures a life shaped by history, duty, and personal loss with striking authenticity. Asher Wyndham crafts a vivid, deeply human voice—by turns wry, reflective, and quietly wounded—charting the cost of bearing witness over decades. The piece resonates as both a tribute to journalism and a poignant reckoning with legacy, identity, and truth.
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Jessica Feder-Birnbaum:
KENNY WALLACE, SENIOR PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: A MONOLOGUE
by Asher Wyndham
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KENNY WALLACE packs quite a punch as he grapples with wanting to speak the truth versus being censored under the current administration. Age, sciatica, and race make the reader viscerally feel KENNY's struggle and root for his intelligence and dignity. This monologue would be terrific in a human rights, social justice themed evening of plays.
KENNY WALLACE packs quite a punch as he grapples with wanting to speak the truth versus being censored under the current administration. Age, sciatica, and race make the reader viscerally feel KENNY's struggle and root for his intelligence and dignity. This monologue would be terrific in a human rights, social justice themed evening of plays.
