The First Home for Connectivism: A new religion in two acts by
60-90 mins
An all-too familiar world, an old telephone booth, and a new religion -- in this new full-length play, a deeply flawed cast of characters struggle over god and who gets to talk to *him.*
When Fred has a near fatal run-in with a an old telephone booth he discovers a new connection to god, which empowers him to give up his vices and reinvent himself. Soon a community...
An all-too familiar world, an old telephone booth, and a new religion -- in this new full-length play, a deeply flawed cast of characters struggle over god and who gets to talk to *him.*
When Fred has a near fatal run-in with a an old telephone booth he discovers a new connection to god, which empowers him to give up his vices and reinvent himself. Soon a community...
60-90 mins
An all-too familiar world, an old telephone booth, and a new religion -- in this new full-length play, a deeply flawed cast of characters struggle over god and who gets to talk to *him.*
When Fred has a near fatal run-in with a an old telephone booth he discovers a new connection to god, which empowers him to give up his vices and reinvent himself. Soon a community forms around his sacred telephone booth, attracting all sorts of colorful characters and giving each one of them new-found purpose. But when a lawyer from the wealthy part of town hears about the booth and decides that this new religion could become a huge money-maker, these characters must either eat or be eaten in the struggle to keep god and purpose in their lives.
An all-too familiar world, an old telephone booth, and a new religion -- in this new full-length play, a deeply flawed cast of characters struggle over god and who gets to talk to *him.*
When Fred has a near fatal run-in with a an old telephone booth he discovers a new connection to god, which empowers him to give up his vices and reinvent himself. Soon a community forms around his sacred telephone booth, attracting all sorts of colorful characters and giving each one of them new-found purpose. But when a lawyer from the wealthy part of town hears about the booth and decides that this new religion could become a huge money-maker, these characters must either eat or be eaten in the struggle to keep god and purpose in their lives.