Nina and Miles, are an interracial couple parenting their six-month newborn, Hannah, in their new highly desired Brooklyn brownstone home. Nina and her longtime friend and partner, Kit, run their own architect firm in Nina’s home, while Miles is still desperately searching for a job as an interactive producer in the computer field. Friends, family and strangers appear in their lives, testing their instincts on whom to trust.
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Scene 11: monologue for African American man
Scenes 7, 9 and 11
2006, Public Theatre, New York City
2012
Dramatists Play Service
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also included in Version 3.0, Contemporary Asian American Plays.
also included in Version 3.0, Contemporary Asian American Plays.
Solo Show
One-woman play about a day in the life of an ordinary family hit by a random act of violence.. The actor plays the parts of sister, brother (who was murdered), mother, father, teacher and others. Written in London Caribean dialect. Captures the sudden devastation in their lives, the unbearable sense of loss when the teenage boy is senselessly murdered and no witnesses come forward.
Realistic
Snapshots of lives, snapshots of experiences of protest; violence vs non-violence, direct action vs demonstrations, ear for eye follows characters navigating their way through society today.
