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Freud believed that the psyche is made of three parts—the Id, Ego and Super-Ego—each contributing to create the whole person. What if we were to separate ourselves into this trio? What if this trio is at cross purposes? Imagine your inner self at war with who you love, how you live, or your goals in life. Meet Jim, a college psych major focused on end-of-school exams. Meet Sylvia, his demanding girlfriend of...
Freud believed that the psyche is made of three parts—the Id, Ego and Super-Ego—each contributing to create the whole person. What if we were to separate ourselves into this trio? What if this trio is at cross purposes? Imagine your inner self at war with who you love, how you live, or your goals in life. Meet Jim, a college psych major focused on end-of-school exams. Meet Sylvia, his demanding girlfriend of one year who orchestrates her own engagement to Jim. Fast forward to a hit on the head and all of a sudden Jim splits into his Id, Ego and Super-Ego. Chaos ensues as his Super-Ego and Id go out into the world with their own agendas. (1st Place, 2018 McLaren Comedy Playwriting Competition, Midland Community Theatre, Midland, Texas; 1st Place, 2017 Robert J. Pickering Award for Playwriting Excellence; Semi-Finalist, 2019 2nd Annual New Comedies Festival, B Street Theatre)