FULL LENGTH PLAY
Drama, Comedy
Drama, Comedy
Two people unite against a crisis and divide on how to break through.
But sometimes fantasy is the perfect reality for impossible futures.
Gina, a transgender woman, and Keith, a cisgender man, navigate the joys and complexities of life over the course of their relationship. But as emerging technologies offer the chance to connect with those who’ve passed away, both must decide what being alive truly means.
But sometimes fantasy is the perfect reality for impossible futures.
Gina, a transgender woman, and Keith, a cisgender man, navigate the joys and complexities of life over the course of their relationship. But as emerging technologies offer the chance to connect with those who’ve passed away, both must decide what being alive truly means.
CHARACTER INFORMATION
Gina - Trans Woman, 30s/40s
Keith - Cis Man, 30s/40s
THEMES
trans joy, marriage, hope, artificial intelligence
AWARDS & RECOGNITION
STORIES OF DIVERSITY
The Fulton Theatre, PA - 2023
SEMI-FINALIST
The Del Shores Foundation Writers Search, CA - 2023
SEMI-FINALIST
The Morgan-Wixson Theatre, CA - 2023
The Fulton Theatre, PA - 2023
SEMI-FINALIST
The Del Shores Foundation Writers Search, CA - 2023
SEMI-FINALIST
The Morgan-Wixson Theatre, CA - 2023
REVIEWS & RECOMMENDATIONS
“A brilliant play about loss and the ethics of AI technology. This play has a fantastic role for a trans woman.”
(Shaun Leisher)
(Shaun Leisher)
“A lovely meditation on the joy of authentic connection and the question of what makes us human. From their earliest, fresh and funny meet-cute connection through the grappling with what memory means to their final incorporeal reunion, Gina and Keith are constantly engaging and constantly pulling us into their struggle with the very nature of reality.”
(Paul Donnelly)
(Paul Donnelly)
“A beautiful, beautiful play about loss, memory, grief, identity, relationships, technology, and the very essence of humanity--some weighty stuff! I appreciated how huge existential themes were explored through this charming, intimate, deftly-rendered relationship. I also so appreciated how Gina existed as a trans character and her world and life were so clearly shaped and influenced by various bits of her identity, but we saw her journey in an extremely intersectional manner. How her gender was discussed with Keith as he and Gina contemplated his fate and impending transformation in the "past tense" scenes was nuanced and lovely.”
(Nick Malakhow)
(Nick Malakhow)
READINGS & WORKSHOPS
The Fulton Theatre, PA - 2023
The Neurodivergent New Play Series, NYC - 2023
Playhouse On Park, CT - 2024
The Neurodivergent New Play Series, NYC - 2023
Playhouse On Park, CT - 2024
IMAGES
The Fulton Theatre - images by Kevin Faraci
The Fulton Theatre - images by Kevin Faraci
The Fulton Theatre - images by Kevin Faraci
The Fulton Theatre - images by Kevin Faraci
The Fulton Theatre - images by Kevin Faraci
