Antoinette Greene: A Matter of Worth

Friday, September 25, 2015

A Matter of Worth

I just finished a play A Matter of Worth for the Women Voices Theater Festival at the Silver Spring Black Box Theater. Here are two reviews on the play.

http://dctheatrescene.com/2015/09/21/a-matter-of-worth-live-garra-theatre/

http://dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2015/09/17/the-womens-voices-theater-festival-a-matter-of-worth-at-live-garra-theatre1/

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Antoinette rehearsing "All Rise"

Law & motions...
I wrote this monologue for Antoinette after seeing that her 'brand' allowed for strength and antagonism with a back-story of sadness and regret. I've always been fascinated by judges who operate, it seems, in a parallel universe where they have been elevated beyond the spoken rules of the jurisdiction. Some, like Judge Mira in Malibu, displayed the very best qualities one would want in a judge whether he ruled for or against you, making one feel that your argument was perfectly understood.Another judge I observed, who shall go nameless, was cut from a different cloth. During lunch at Philippe's French Dip, an attorney overhearing a conversation I was having with a friend asked which judge I was talking about. When I said the name, he replied, "I went to law school with her. We called her the Red Witch" (except he didn't say 'witch')...
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Friday, September 25, 2015

A Matter of Worth

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