Fragments

by Michael Weems

Overview

Fragments depicts six friends amidst their tumultuous senior year of college. Between Tiffany's 'loving' emasculation of any man nearby, Jay's rampant paranoia that the sexiest girl ever, Melissa, will make him her bitch, and Troy's maniac nightmares of his castrating fianc�, these roommates and the rest of the myriad ensemble throw together a slap dash party to inevitably fulfill their sad destinies through wildly mismatched love affairs, life-altering prank phone calls, and the perpetual misconnection between an ambitious TV journalist-to-be and the guy next door. Fragments invites you to laugh at their misfortune, empathize if you�ve gone through it too recently, and reminisce on when you were so na�ve and fondly wonder�. What the hell was I thinking?!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940016762197
Publisher:	Next Stage Press
Publication date:	05/22/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	48
File size:	148 KB

About the Author

Michael Weems is a Houston based writer, playwright, and actor. Recent playwriting credits include: Bludgeon the Lime (Phare Play Productions); Synchronicity (Love Creek Productions); Fragments and Onward, Forward (Little Hibiscus Productions), Subtlety (Chattanooga State Community College), Laugh Riot (The Seven Collective); Burden Me (Strawberry Riant Festival); Ready to Shine (Brief Acts); Blown Away (Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga); A Fondness for Aqua Net (n.u.f.a.n ensemble) and Run Run Away (Changing Scene Theatre�s Summer Play 2011). Recent plays published include: Fragments (Next Stage Press); Bludgeon the Lime (JAC Publications); Scattered Arranged (Independent Playwrights); Synchronicity (Plays � The Drama Magazine for Young Audiences, and a selected monologue for Meriwether Publishing Limited in their upcoming collection, Young Women's Monologues from Contemporary Plays: Volume 3. His one act Subtlety was named 'Outstanding Play' by the Curan Rep Notes from the Underground Festival and Waiting Life was named as a top 10 finalist in Saint Mary Hall's "Spring Shorts" 10 Minute Play Fest in San Antonio, Texas.