“Fragments: Impressions of Grief” follows the story of Andrew, a young man whose brother has unexpectedly died, and Heather, a girl who is struggling to accept the death of her mother. The audience observes the struggles—sometimes tragic, sometimes humorous—that the characters go through as they try to pull the fragments of their lives together again. “Fragments” is a drama with humorous moments that illustrates common reactions, feelings and fears that often accompany the death of a loved one.
Show Specifics:
- 40 minute drama with humorous interludes
- This production is recommended for teens and adults only
- Must be presented in conjunction with a grief counselor or therapist, or as part of a grief support group
Key Concepts:
- Identify common reactions to death and unexpected loss
- View grief coping mechanisms
- Highly suited as an accompaniment to grief support groups or in conjunction with grief therapists; production is an emotionally-charged production
Additional Information:
- 40 minute performance
- Target audience: grieving teens and adults
- Ideal audience size: intimate
Venue Requirements:
- Stage requires a 15’ deep by 20’ wide space
- A minimum of 45 minutes for set-up before the show and 45 minutes for break-down after
- Proscenium-style seating is most appropriate. Quiet performance venue that allows audience privacy is highly appropriate (no gyms with other activities occurring at the same time as the performance!)
