Generations: Three One Acts

Generations is an evening of three thought-provoking one-act plays inspired by the mysteries and magic between generations.

In Monuments by Stephen Evans, an aging Ralph Waldo Emerson travels down the Nile river with his daughter, struggling with memory yet suffused in memories.

In Last Laugh by Morey Norkin, an ailing and unsuccessful comic attempts to bridge the gaps with a younger colleague anticipating her big break.

In Late Nights in Cars by Michael Gilles, the ever-mutable dynamics of fathers and daughters unfolds through the cars they drive and the forces that drive them.

Generations has seven characters (three male, four female, played by two or more actors), three simple unit sets, and requires no complex effects.