After reading Kate McMorran’s very short but hilarious “I Don't Want To End Up As A Douchebag Character In One Of Your Plays: A Play,” I wanted to immediately follow up with a longer sample. “The Registry” confirms McMorran’s talent and gift for comedy. The action is primarily between two sisters arguing, discussing, and finally understanding the unique plan the younger sister has in mind. All the while taking on capitalism, social activism, weddings, marriage, religion, and the very nature of love. Well done!
After reading Kate McMorran’s very short but hilarious “I Don't Want To End Up As A Douchebag Character In One Of Your Plays: A Play,” I wanted to immediately follow up with a longer sample. “The Registry” confirms McMorran’s talent and gift for comedy. The action is primarily between two sisters arguing, discussing, and finally understanding the unique plan the younger sister has in mind. All the while taking on capitalism, social activism, weddings, marriage, religion, and the very nature of love. Well done!