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Month: May 2015

Play a Day: Alone Time

May 11, 2015 Dana

A woman is trying to work on a project in a public place. She keeps being interrupted – whether by noise/conversation, people bumping into her chair, or people asking if anyone is sitting in the empty chair at her table…. Read morePlay a Day: Alone Time

Play A Day  introversion, self care, stress  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Mother

May 10, 2015May 11, 2015 Dana

A woman stands in front of the card shelf at a store. A large sign overhead says, “Mother’s Day” with the date. The woman stares at the sappy Hallmark sentiments silently. A voice from off-stage recites an endless litany of… Read morePlay a Day: Mother

Play A Day  family, LGBTQ, Mother's Day, motherhood  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Working Hard

May 9, 2015May 10, 2015 Dana

People sit on opposite sides of a table, trying to impress each other.

Play A Day  business, life, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Spring

May 7, 2015May 8, 2015 Dana

A warm spring evening. Parents play with their children. A couple eats a picnic. Friends chat. There is bike riding, hula hooping, frisbee tossing, jogging, dog walking, and general merriment all around.

Play A Day  exercise, outdoors, relaxation, spring  Leave a comment

Play a Day: One Step Forward

May 6, 2015May 7, 2015 Dana

The Woman originally from Day 11 has turned the fishbowl upside down and dumped the slips of paper into a pile on a desk. She works feverishly, occasionally reaching over to the side without looking to grab another slip. Eventually,… Read morePlay a Day: One Step Forward

Play A Day  life, stress, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Networking

May 5, 2015 Dana

A group of individuals in business suits perform what seems to be an intricate cultural dance around the stage, the focus of which appears to be the shaking of hands.

Play A Day  business, networking, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Time Flies

May 4, 2015May 5, 2015 Dana

Someone in a clock costume with wings is rigged to fly around the stage while people go about their day, and do not notice.

Play A Day  busy, clock, life, time  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Good Times

May 3, 2015 Dana

Several female friends snuggled up together under blankets on a bed, chatting until they fall asleep.

Play A Day  friendship, girlfriends, love, self care  Leave a comment

Play a Day: In and Out

May 2, 2015May 3, 2015 Dana

A woman is waiting in a long line. Everyone in the line is holding stacks of cash. At the end of the line is a counter. Above the counter is a sign that reads “Housing.” When the woman gets to… Read morePlay a Day: In and Out

Play A Day  adulthood, money, stress, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: This is what anxiety feels like

May 1, 2015May 2, 2015 Dana

A Woman at a bank puts items in a safety deposit box. She leaves. A personification of Anxiety follows her. Anxiety: Are you sure you put the envelope back in the box after you checked inside it? Woman: Yes Anxiety:… Read morePlay a Day: This is what anxiety feels like

Play A Day  adulthood, anxiety, mental health  Leave a comment

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