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A world where systems are re-imagined with true justice for all.ДЄ world where we see each other, strangers, present and breathing, individual and irreparably interconnected. A world where both our heroes and childhood friends are remembered and uplifted. A world where white supremacy is uprooted and destroyed at its core. A world where voter suppression is abolished. A world where new planets and possibilities are discovered. Together, we imagine a world beyond this world.

Together, we witness the intimate and epic questions we grapple with. Here We Are is a window into the minds and hearts of our formвЂ™s most exciting artists, a peek into strangersвЂ™ longings and dreams and pain as we move through this extraordinary time, together.

In this moment of heightened disconnection and national reckoning, we find ourselves processing within our own bubbles, questioning within our own bubbles, dreaming within our own bubbles.

G.L. HORTON COMEDIC MONOLOGUES FOR WOMEN WINDOWS

Those mundane conversations and tiny windows into a strangerвЂ™s heart, pain, longing, dreams, neuroses. I hadnвЂ™t realized how much I missed it until now.вЂќ This has stayed with me for months, as we feel the loss of interaction and conversations with strangers, in the grocery line, on the subway, in a theater lobby. After we met, one of the participants emailed us, вЂњIt was just so good to talk with strangers. вЂ“ Christine Jones, Creator and Co-Artistic DirectorД®arly in the pandemic, I attended a gathering a friend hosted on Zoom. At this moment in our history, the inequities and lethal acts of violence make it imperative that we as humans and as artists manifest a new narrative, with our language, with our anger, and with our love. The privilege in making Here We Are has been to make space for these extraordinary voices to be heard, in our homes, in these extraordinary times. I am a White Canadian-American theatre artist who has benefited from my white privilege. I am deeply grateful to Elysa Marden of Arts Brookfield, Octopus Theatricals, and Tom Neff, for giving us the means and the tools to evolve into this new iteration, to boldly go where we have never gone before. It often felt like we were sending a rocket ship into space for the first time. The directors, designers, actors, all the creators in our virtual backstage, (Theatre for One is Made by Many), have blown me away with their precision and perseverance in working through all of the challenges they encountered as we built a new platform and they rehearsed remotely. We reached out to writers we believed would fearlessly excavate their interiors and share them with generosity and candor. In our streets, protests continue, and on television, conventions use words to transmit our divisions in technicolor. The need for response has not diminished, as the recent shooting of Jacob Blake makes clear. As we began to envision what to fill this new space, the Black Lives Matter and other movements erupted and inspired us to use it to amplify an active artistic response. Our enlivening producer Mara Isaacs and the visionary artists of OpenEndedGroup have been our essential collaborators in this endeavorДЄ stage of any size is a vessel. I invited director and activist Jenny Koons to imagine with me a digital space that could embody the qualities that have made Theatre for One unique. I could not have imagined that 18 years later our theatres would darken, computers would become our prosceniums, and our need for intimate engagement would be so profound. Offer or Survey completion may be required before accessing any premium content.Theatre for One was first created in 2002 as a mobile venue where actor and audience member encounter each other as strangers and, through the course of the performance, allow the divisions and distinctions that separate us to dissolve. Note: You may see a brief ad from our sponsors before being directed to any monologue page. Proper credit is given to authors and writers where applicable.

G.L. HORTON COMEDIC MONOLOGUES FOR WOMEN FREE

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G.l. horton comedic monologues for women