All the Bad Kids Go To Mars by Lily Telegdy '23

Appassionata by Aidan O'Neill '23

Channels by Katie Meade '22

These original student-written one-act plays raise compelling questions about friendship, identity, and robots. What happened to Amy's brother? Is getting into med school worth suffering through organic chemistry? And why are all the bad kids being shipped off to Mars? Come and be the first to experience these three exciting world-premieres.

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