The Wreck Behind Us by
16 Oct. 2019
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Four monologues that tell a complete story, moving backwards in time and peeling away the layers of damage done to a child (the grown up Charlie in the first monologue) by the deadly effects of his parent's sham of a marriage. Harrowing, heartbreaking, and written with a strange, corrosively beautiful urgency which keeps one turning the pages, unable to look away. As any compelling wreck will. ”