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Month: October 2015

Play a Day: Costume Party

October 31, 2015 Dana

A woman stands in front of a closet filled with costume pieces. She looks at each piece, pulling some out and holding them against her body before shaking her head and returning them to their place. Finally inspired, she digs… Read morePlay a Day: Costume Party

Play A Day  costume, fashion, Halloween, identity  Leave a comment

Play a Day: MIA

October 27, 2015 Dana

A woman sits at a desk stacked high with books. Her forehead is barely visible behind them. Someone peeks in the office looking for her, doesn’t see her, and leaves, thinking she’s out to lunch.

Play A Day  balance, school, stress, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Anger Management

October 10, 2015 Dana

Instead of throwing or breaking things, a woman is channeling her anger into cleaning. While scrubbing floors, wiping counter tops, cleaning out the fridge, cleaning the toilet, she is also screaming at the top of her voice. When air runs… Read morePlay a Day: Anger Management

Play A Day  anger, anger management, cleaning, frustration, rage  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Hitting the Books

October 4, 2015October 4, 2015 Dana

A woman sits, center stage. She is surrounded by towers of stacked books, as far as the eye can see. One tome is open in her lap, and she reads and highlights. Occasionally she takes off her glasses to rub… Read morePlay a Day: Hitting the Books

Play A Day  books, frustration, learning, school, studying  Leave a comment

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