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Full-Text Articles in Playwriting
1000 Ways A Black Woman Dies: Stories From The Waiting Room, An Original Play, Britney Lee-Anne Mallebranche
1000 Ways A Black Woman Dies: Stories From The Waiting Room, An Original Play, Britney Lee-Anne Mallebranche
Honors Program Theses and Projects
1000 Ways a Black Woman Dies: Stories from the Waiting Room is an original play written by Britney Lee-Anne Mallebranche. The story surrounds a group of women having an “AA” styled group therapy session. They are in some type of waiting room, waiting for final judgement after death. The women share the stories of their deaths as well as having many side conversations throughout. Mallebranche wrote this 45-minute piece as a apart of Bridgewater State University’s Adrian Tinsley Undergraduate Research Program.
Food Insecurity In Perspective: Writing Food Access Into The Everyday, Colin James Lamusta
Food Insecurity In Perspective: Writing Food Access Into The Everyday, Colin James Lamusta
Honors Program Theses and Projects
The phrase ‘food insecurity’ has taken on a whole new meaning in the social consciousness. All around us the media and research have focused on the issue. In recent years the conditions of the pandemic, inflation, and unemployment have raised attention to the issue of food insecurity to a larger cross-section of American society. In consideration of this, I sought out the current research on food insecurity and the programs serving these food-insecure individuals to serve as a basis for a stage play. The research that proved most valuable in providing a base of inspiration for both the characters as …
I Heard The Tree Scream And I Hated The Sound, Dakota Lopes
I Heard The Tree Scream And I Hated The Sound, Dakota Lopes
Honors Program Theses and Projects
This play is a series of monologues and short scenes, disconnected in their narrative but strung together with a common theme: the experience of being seen. Social media, for all of its effects on the human psyche is particularly peculiar to me in this way; it allows a person to be both the actor and the audience in their own life. Not only does one have to be cognizant of what they are doing but also how they look while they are doing it. It is not enough for one to buy a house or go out for dinner with …
Judged By The Cover, Jay Froio
Judged By The Cover, Jay Froio
Honors Program Theses and Projects
No abstract provided.
Staging A Life: An Interview With John J. Winters, Benjamin Carson
Staging A Life: An Interview With John J. Winters, Benjamin Carson
Bridgewater Review
No abstract provided.
Play Script: Treed, Thomas Kee
A Contemporary Poetic Play, Stephen Levine