In this ten-minute play, Evan Spreen captures--in such succinct and vibrant form--the humbleness that comes with sharing a new dimension with others. At first glance, the rag tag cast of characters our protagonist, Taro, meets might not deserve or belong in this higher, liminal space of being. But, Spreen so acutely asks us to question: are the ways we get to transcendence everything they're cracked up to be?
Spreen's writing is at once comedic, but ultimately poised in a way that most ten minutes can only hope to achieve.
In this ten-minute play, Evan Spreen captures--in such succinct and vibrant form--the humbleness that comes with sharing a new dimension with others. At first glance, the rag tag cast of characters our protagonist, Taro, meets might not deserve or belong in this higher, liminal space of being. But, Spreen so acutely asks us to question: are the ways we get to transcendence everything they're cracked up to be?
Spreen's writing is at once comedic, but ultimately poised in a way that most ten minutes can only hope to achieve.