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Miranda

Lupine Performance Cooperative

8 episodes

1 week ago

In overlapping timelines, Miranda and her son Grayson caretake for a motel amidst a startling gravitational anomaly. Mei and Hal are stuck at the motel after their car breaks down, with nothing to distract them from their neuroses and self-sabotaging. Something weird is going on. Laws of physics and imbalances in the gravitational system begin to unravel, leaving us unclear about what is real, and what is just in our heads. An audio play enjoyed in chunks or all at once. Best for long road trips, when you have to fold your laundry, or you're in a spooky mood.

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Act Two Scene Three

Miranda

20 minutes 32 seconds

3 years ago

Act Two Scene Three

Hal and Mei burst into the motel lobby and demand to know what’s going on. Miranda enters and is ready to go home. She leaves. Middle Miranda argues with the Man about Einstein’s relativity and reveals the truth about her situation, and then the Man meets his end. Grayson finally understands and accepts his mother.

Previously: Hal and Mei finally admit that something weird is going on, and Miranda finally figures out how to get home.

Content considerations: language, mental illness

Featuring the voices of Grayson Emory, Drew Carroll, Annie Fang, Lisbeth Bartlett, Simon Kiley, Linnea Bond, Neil Bardhan, Meg Rumsey-Lasersohn, Chris Dunlap. Stage directions by Tenara Calem, sound engineering by Josh Hartman, directed by Krista Thorp, written by Tenara Calem. Made possible with the support of the Philadelphia Cultural Fund and the Philadelphia Office of Art, Culture, and the Creative Economy.

Song by Nihoni / Chapter 13 / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

Featuring sound effects by FreeSound and Epidemic Sound