The Universal Immigrant: “Ellis Island” by James Clements and Doireann Mac Mahon
The last several years in our shared history, particularly the rise of discriminatory legislation,...
Read MorePosted by Emily Cordes | 8th Aug 2021 | New York, Review, United States of America
The last several years in our shared history, particularly the rise of discriminatory legislation,...
Read MorePosted by Clare Cioffero | 16th Sep 2020 | Interview, New York, Playwriting, Polish Theatre Archives, United States of America
For theater, I like to give myself constraints. So for this, the constraint was that I wanted to write this for two people, partially because I love 2-person plays. There aren’t enough of them, and also, they’re so much more producible, and it’s amazing to watch two people pull something off, so I gave myself that challenge. It sort of opened up the door for me in terms of what the piece was going to be like stylistically – I wanted it to be a bunch of different genres and I wanted it to be ironic and funny and also heartfelt at the same time. That was all sort of outside-in thinking about this piece which isn’t always how it is, but helped me get into it. The more I worked on it, the more I have fallen in love with the characters and their story, but it frankly came about by thinking about the structure itself, and what I wanted to play to feel like and how I wanted it to be formed versus what it was actually going to be – form then content rather than the other way around.
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