Four guys sit around and talk about sex, love, women, and the meaning of life. Jocular and playful, these men can also be frank in revealing their vulnerability and profound desire for love and understanding. Just as the stag party is about to begin, the bride cancels the wedding. Chris, the jilted fiance, is a walking wounded, but as his three buddies attempt consolation, we discover that they, too, are relationship-challenged.
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Strong monologues for black men. Act2: Chris; Robin(?)
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1999, National Arts Centre, Ottawa and Canadian Stage, Toronto
1999
Scirocco Books
1896239463
Also included in Testifyin' Volume II, edited by Djanet Sears VPL. Monologue included in "Tellin' it like it is - A Compendium of African Canadian Monologues for Actors" ed. Djanet Sears.
Also included in Testifyin' Volume II, edited by Djanet Sears VPL. Monologue included in "Tellin' it like it is - A Compendium of African Canadian Monologues for Actors" ed. Djanet Sears.
Realistic
Aiden’s ex Jordan arrives at Aiden’s door to confront her about the allegation that Jordan sexually assaulted her two years ago, forcing them to discuss their conflicting memories of their last night together and whether and how they’re going to move forward. With Jordan meant to be performed by either a cis-male or cis-female actor, Smoke is a nuanced examination of issues and perceptions surrounding sexual assault and consent.
Solo show
"Hot 'N' Soft is a lesbian erotica/ trickster story created by Muriel Miguel (Kuna-Rappahannock), a founding member of Spiderwoman Theater, the longest running Native women's theater troupe. After encountering only male trickster stories, Miguel decided to build a piece around a female lesbian coyote trickster (the Coyote often plays the role of trickster and is usually male). Adding erotica to the mix, Miguel bases her tale on taboos not normally spoken of in the Native lesbian community, hair, two-timing, being uncomfortable, and getting older." - hemisphericinstitute.org
