"My Mother, Her Sisters, Their Mother, And Me"
A two-act Play about the meaning of legacy, family, blossoming relationships, and the evolution of all three, together:
Luke travels to his Grandmother's house, the home she and her late husband built and raised a family in together for 40 years. As Luke, his grandmother, his mother, and her three sisters pack the house up for her long-overdue downsizing, family dramas and long unspoken truths bubble to the service, mirroring the trauma Luke has faced and silently endured his whole life.
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Luke travels to his Grandmother's house, the home she and her late husband built and raised a family in together for 40 years. As Luke, his grandmother, his mother, and her three sisters pack the house up for her long-overdue downsizing, family dramas and long unspoken truths bubble to the service, mirroring the trauma Luke has faced and silently endured his whole life.
Download an excerpt below!
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