Bulbs unversehrte Birne

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SHEARS
Hast du ihn darauf angesprochen?

BULB
Nein, die Situation mit dem Eisbären war eskaliert. Meine Mutter, die diplomatischere der beiden, wollte sich wieder zusammenraufen-… 

MUFFLE
Ihm vergeben?

SHEARS
…vergebens.

Was haben Bulb, Shears und Muffle gemeinsam? Schöne, wenn auch widersprüchliche, Erinnerungen an einen Road Trip durch Osteuropa natürlich! In diesem bizarren, aber ergreifenden Stück erwartet dich ein Abstecher durch existentielle Ängste und kooperative Haarschneidemethoden.

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The Natural Gnat

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MATCH
Do you feel no shame? You exist like a twig in the river.

GNAT
Also natural. Also perfect. I feel shame, but to think about it would be to choose, and to choose to think would be to choose. Such things are unnatural.

BOOT
But you are not compelled to buzz or hum!

Who could be foolish enough to ask a gnat to separate from its nature? Only a match and a boot would attempt such a feat! Settle in for a quick and frustrating adventure!

GIRAFFES, GODS, AND OTHER LIARS

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GIRAFFES, GODS, AND OTHER LIARS follows a small company of performers in an odd, yet familiar, world. Their performance of an ancient and bizarre legend earns them an unexpected opportunity.

This new contract will force the actors to confront uncomfortable social and class differences as they strive to entertain their mysterious hosts. In this eccentric and extravagant world, first impressions are not to be trusted.

My goal is to put a portion of the earnings from this play towards giraffe conservation efforts.

Artwork by Kerim Silajdžić

AN UNINTENDED LAP

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RHETA sits alone absorbing the sound of approaching sirens. The blaring sound has no recognizable pattern or consistent volume. RHETA is not afraid. She is preoccupied with her race car set and internalized sense of inferiority.

HANDLATCH approaches, unnerved by the sirens. Despite his fear, he is visibly aware that his arms are not the same length. It is either the end of the world or an extra terrible weekend.

When we can no longer trust inflatable mallets, cheap plastic planes, or even the length ratio of our own arms, how is one meant to maintain a stable sense of self? This ten-minute play explores this and many other absurd questions that nobody struggles with on a daily basis. Join Handlatch and Rheta as they explore their lack of value as characters and their inescapable responsibility to please an audience desperate for meaning.

The Activist Template

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COB
Why do you spoil me?

WEB
You are the only reason I am here. 

COB
I meant spoil.

WEB
I am the only reason you’re here. 


Protection from loud noises, a place to be sick, and now a shoe of his own? Cob seems to have it all. Yet between the smell of sickness and a lopsided balance of power, something stinks. Sure, the proverbial and literal shoe might be on the other foot, but when shoes drop from the sky, what can it truly be worth? Whether your chief concern is oppressive tyranny or an overbearing dance partner, this short play has you covered. Strap in, this one gets gross.

An Uncracked Bulb

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SHEARS
Did you confront him?

BULB
No, see the situation with the polar bear had escalated. My mother, the more diplomatic of the two, sought common ground. 

MUFFLE
To avail?

SHEARS
To no avail, actually.

What do Bulb, Shears, and Muffle all have in common? Fond yet conflicting memories of an Eastern European road trip of course! Expect an occasional detour into existentialism and cooperative hair cutting techniques in this bizarre and heartfelt ten-minute piece.