Kyr Siegel

Kyr Siegel is a playwright, actor, dancer, and poet born in Oregon and currently living in Brooklyn. His work primarily explores what chosen family and community means to queer individuals, how nature is the core of our beings, and how to break through the boxes society intends to put us in. He holds a BA from Sarah Lawrence College with a concentration in Performing Arts, Chemistry, and Gender and Sexuality Studies. He is an alum of National Theater Institute (Playwriting Theatermakers ’22 and Acting Track '20).
Wonder. Wacky. Weird. Wild.

Kyr Siegel is a playwright, actor, dancer, and poet born in Oregon and currently living in Brooklyn. His work primarily explores what chosen family and community means to queer individuals, how nature is the core of our beings, and how to break through the boxes society intends to put us in. He holds a BA from Sarah Lawrence College with a concentration in Performing Arts, Chemistry, and Gender and Sexuality Studies. He is an alum of National Theater Institute (Playwriting Theatermakers ’22 and Acting Track '20).
Wonder. Wacky. Weird. Wild.

Scripts

Greater Grief

by Kyr Siegel

1
Cast Size
2
Genre
drama,
fable/folktale,
tragedy

Greater Grief finds Patroclus at the end of his life searching the grave sight of his long lost lover Achilles, unable to find him. Unbeknownst to him, Patroclus has summoned Arid The Guide, after he has landed in this afterlife to help him recognize his passions, desires, and own individuality. Can Patroclus separate himself from Achilles and recognize his own personhood in order to escape purgatory?

Greater Grief finds Patroclus at the end of his life searching the grave sight of his long lost lover Achilles, unable to find him. Unbeknownst to him, Patroclus has summoned Arid The Guide, after he has landed in this afterlife to help him recognize his passions, desires, and own individuality. Can Patroclus separate himself from Achilles and recognize his own personhood in order to escape purgatory?

The Morality of Love

by Kyr Siegel

Cast Size
2
Genre
drama,
experimental,
fantasy

In The Morality of Love, Mr. Oscar Wilde and Mr. Charles Gatwood dive into the philosophical and ethical questions of love, passion, danger, and death. Oscar and Charles are intricately and uniquely fascinated with each other's minds and souls in this purgatorial imagining of their lives connecting. What can they glean from one another? How can they show one another their truest selves if they are always hiding...

In The Morality of Love, Mr. Oscar Wilde and Mr. Charles Gatwood dive into the philosophical and ethical questions of love, passion, danger, and death. Oscar and Charles are intricately and uniquely fascinated with each other's minds and souls in this purgatorial imagining of their lives connecting. What can they glean from one another? How can they show one another their truest selves if they are always hiding behind society's expectations? How can their love be expressed in the truest form? The artist and the scholar have much to discuss before their time runs out.

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Pammy's Oasis

by Kyr Siegel

Cast Size
4—400
Genre
adventure,
comedy,
drama,
musical

Murphy and Pammy bought a patch of land many years ago to fulfill Pammy's livelong dream of making a space for artists to be honored and uplifted. Pammy's Oasis is a space for those of marginalized identities to be safe, cared for, and celebrated.
This year is a bit different though. It is the first year without her.
As community gathers they mourn but more importantly celebrate Pammy's life through music, food...

Murphy and Pammy bought a patch of land many years ago to fulfill Pammy's livelong dream of making a space for artists to be honored and uplifted. Pammy's Oasis is a space for those of marginalized identities to be safe, cared for, and celebrated.
This year is a bit different though. It is the first year without her.
As community gathers they mourn but more importantly celebrate Pammy's life through music, food, poetry, and song.

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House of Kehillah

by Kyr Siegel

5
Cast Size
3
Genre
comedy,
drama,
fantasy,
movement/physical

Ivrim, Dina, and Abraham are 3 queer jews born in 3 different generations. They explore their commonalities and vast differences in anticipation for Abraham's first drag show.

Ivrim, Dina, and Abraham are 3 queer jews born in 3 different generations. They explore their commonalities and vast differences in anticipation for Abraham's first drag show.

What I Wish I'd Said

by Kyr Siegel

1
Cast Size
5
Genre
drama,
romantic comedy

Hugo prepares to leave Paris after studying there for five months and meeting four of his closest friends. How does he begin to say goodbye to those he holds closest to his heart? Especially Guillaume, the one who understood him from the moment they met.

Hugo prepares to leave Paris after studying there for five months and meeting four of his closest friends. How does he begin to say goodbye to those he holds closest to his heart? Especially Guillaume, the one who understood him from the moment they met.