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               STRIPPED

3M, 3W

 

A Russian mail-order-bride and stripper fights to

regain custody of her daughter after she is taken by the

state.  In our era of hyper-vigilant child rearing,

STRIPPED explores what it truly means to be a

good parent.

 

 

​​Lindsey Corey & Margot Moreland

Zoetic Stage, 2015

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HONORS:

 

●  Silver Palm Award for Outstanding New Work

●  Four Carbonell Award Nominations.

●  Top Ten Plays of 2015 (Miami New Times)

 

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REVIEWS:
 

"Demos-Brown has rocketed his game once again

to an even higher level of craft, but this time with a

significantly more profound emotional quotient."

 

FLORIDA THEATRE ON STAGE - Wm. F. Hirschman

 

 

"Stripped is an absorbing examination of the complexities,

the grays, in a child custody battle that is anything but black and white."

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MIAMI HERALD - Christine Dolen

 

 

"Like most of Demos-Brown’s plays, [STRIPPED] is peppered

with vivid, pointed imagery and relevant, esoteric reference points,

from oxford commas to artisanal coffee.  Also like much of

Demos-Brown’s work, it’s really funny until it isn’t, and we’re

flummoxed by its gradually elevating pathos."

 

BOCA MAGAZINE - John Thomason

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