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Dearest audience, you all determine which path our play will take.

Imagine: You enter the lobby of your favorite theatre. You discover a long table with 7 jars in a row.

The table might look something like this, perhaps with a nautical found-object vibe.

Feel free to touch the physical table in the hallway if you'd like to explore what this might be.

You approach the first jar. There is a stack of paper circles with writing on them. You're instructed to place the paper you most agree with in the jar, crumpling it into a little ball.

Jar #1. Wisdom on Death

"There is life after death."

"This life is all there is."

Clear selection

Jar #2: Wisdom on Secrets

"Honest is the best policy."

"Don't share secrets even you can't keep."

Clear selection

Jar #3: Wisdom on Family

"Family are the people you’re stuck with but can’t live without."

"You can only count on yourself."

Clear selection

Jar #4: Wisdom on Sex

"Seize the day."

"Good things come to those who wait."

Clear selection

Jar #5: Wisdom on Forgiveness

"Forgive and forget."

"Be careful giving second chances."

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One of the jars invites you to write your own wisdom, if you would like.

Jar #6: Wisdom on Disability (Optional)

Write your own:

The final jar, Jar #7: This play should end with a...

Death

Air Spirit

Knife

Pirate

School

Prince

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Thank you for voting and sharing your wisdom! And welcome to:

MAYBE SHE DIES

Written by Amy Claussen, after Hans Christian Andersen, soundscape by James Rushin, directed by Laley Lippard, with dramaturgy by Jessica Wallach. Performers include Em Whitworth, Precious Perez, Elizabeth Hoyland, Regan Linton, Suzanne Richard, Dylan Fleming, and Sally Imbriano.

This performance is made possible with support from The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Social Impact’s Local Theater Residency program, in collaboration with Open Circle Theatre.

Image description: An illustration of an anatomical heart with an elegant dagger piercing it at an angle. Below the heart are coral, seashells, and pearly bubbles. A banner reads Maybe She Dies. The art style has some nautical, badass-tattoo vibes.

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