$15.00 Ticket (Included in SUPER SAVER Festival Pass)
10-minute Self-Produced
I’m (Not) Okay by Kimberly Schwartz (Florida)
Nora is a normal girl. She has a family. She has friends. She has her own hopes and dreams. But Nora also has something else. Depression eats away at her in secret. Anxiety is a constant, albeit unwanted, companion. So, what happens when that depression, that fear, takes a physical form? How can she cope when coming face-to-face with her own mind?High Occupancy Detour by Karen Campion (Florida)
Three 20-somethings in a carpool take a detour through self-discovery and a little innocent adultnapping to return as the people they might have been.Rose by Janet Scaglione (Florida)
During the summer of 2020, a white woman, raised in the South, is challenged to confront the past, consider her choices, accept her privilege, and create the future.Color Theory by Aurora Peugh (Florida)
“Color Theory” is a one-act play set in Cheyenne, Wyoming, during the summer of 2016. This story revolves around Samantha Reynolds, a retired swimmer, and her son, Oliver, as they are attempting to escape an abusive situation. As his mom navigates these challenging circumstances, Oliver’s “colorful” imagination begins to intertwine with his harsh reality, causing him to fall deeper and deeper into his imaginative “safe space.” This play explores themes of abuse, resilience, and the representation of emotions through color.The Memories We Keep by Ada Cheng (Illinois)
This piece, a solo performance about an interaction with my mother, is about making peace with childhood trauma, particularly generational trauma, about making choices about the kind of memories we want to keep about people and for ourselves.