VRTU-L by T.D. Mitchell
Part of Bay Area Playwrights Festival 2018, presented by Playwrights Foundation
July 20 at 8pm
Buy tickets at playwrightsfoundation.org
About the play
Set during his intensive period of deprogramming, Joe toggles between quixotic and disorienting memory flashes of his deployment, which are prone to shifting rules, pixelation and buffering. As he criss-crosses the strange, confusing, and at times absurd terrain of ‘militainment’ (the pervasive use of gaming and psychology to recruit, reprogram, train and deprogram contemporary military personnel), his grasp on what is real and what is virtual skews just beyond reach.
Director: Erik Pearson
Dramaturg: Alex Mallory
About T.D. Mitchell
T.D. Mitchell’s previous plays include A Gray Matter, In Dog Years, Madame Red, The Crowd, Beyond the 17th Parallel and Queens For A Year. Her work has appeared at the Ojai Playwrights Conference, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Wet Ink Festival, Pacific Rep, EST’s Octoberfest, and Estrogenius, among others.
VRTU-L by T.D. Mitchell
Part of Bay Area Playwrights Festival 2018, presented by Playwrights Foundation
July 20 at 8pm
Buy tickets at playwrightsfoundation.org
About the play
Set during his intensive period of deprogramming, Joe toggles between quixotic and disorienting memory flashes of his deployment, which are prone to shifting rules, pixelation and buffering. As he criss-crosses the strange, confusing, and at times absurd terrain of ‘militainment’ (the pervasive use of gaming and psychology to recruit, reprogram, train and deprogram contemporary military personnel), his grasp on what is real and what is virtual skews just beyond reach.
Director: Erik Pearson
Dramaturg: Alex Mallory
About T.D. Mitchell
T.D. Mitchell’s previous plays include A Gray Matter, In Dog Years, Madame Red, The Crowd, Beyond the 17th Parallel and Queens For A Year. Her work has appeared at the Ojai Playwrights Conference, Bay Area Playwrights Festival, Wet Ink Festival, Pacific Rep, EST’s Octoberfest, and Estrogenius, among others.
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