About This Episode
It's Micro Monday! This week we've got the hilarious one-minute play, Dog Park, by one of our very favorite playwrights, Bethany Dickens Assaf.
About the Playwright / Storyteller
Bethany Dickens Assaf is a freelance playwright, dramaturg, and theatre artist and a co-founder of Whiskey Theatre Factory. As both a writer and producer, she is obsessed with plays that deconstruct and take unusual perspectives on gender and sexuality, challenging audiences and serving untapped artistic voices by creating meaningful roles for women.
Listen to more of Bethany's fantastic work in these episodes:
About the Cast
Jesse: Liz Bernstein
Sam: Gabriella Headley
About the Crew
Audio Engineer: Paul Hanna
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