Erica Wray
  • Work
    • You Must Wear a Hat
    • ward
    • In the Castle of Eternal Sunset
    • three sisters I never had
    • Marat's Dead
    • Orlando
    • P o l a r i s
    • The Maids
    • Love Bird
    • Shoe
    • Twilight Bowl
    • Gender Breakdown
    • Hotel
    • Spanx
    • Penelopiad
    • Mythologies
    • Last Meal Man
    • Disgrace
  • About
  • Resume
  • Intimacy Direction
  • Movement
  • The Interstitial
  • Work
    • You Must Wear a Hat
    • ward
    • In the Castle of Eternal Sunset
    • three sisters I never had
    • Marat's Dead
    • Orlando
    • P o l a r i s
    • The Maids
    • Love Bird
    • Shoe
    • Twilight Bowl
    • Gender Breakdown
    • Hotel
    • Spanx
    • Penelopiad
    • Mythologies
    • Last Meal Man
    • Disgrace
  • About
  • Resume
  • Intimacy Direction
  • Movement
  • The Interstitial
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In the Castle of Eternal Sunset:
A Module for Ten 0th Level Characters

By Charles Green

Directed by Erica Wray
Music by Joshua Dumas
​Costumes by Adam Mummery
Stage Manager Lindsay Warnick

Produced by Morgan Grambo and Erica Wray of The Interstitial

August 9 - 13th, 2023
Brick Aux​


featuring
Kevin Gill
Max Raymond


Synopsis:
A play that changes with each performance– based on the roll of the dice–In the Castle of Eternal Sunset follows two teenage boys as they play a game of Dungeons & Dragons on an autumn day in 2004. As the teenagers roll to see what happens next, their different possible futures slowly unfold— both in and outside the game.

During the play, audience members will be prompted to read aloud fragments of text from their seats, determined randomly by the fall of the dice. The texts contain the hundred different possibilities of how the boys’ lives might unfold. Their fates, then, are never set— until the die rolls, each performance, set them on their path— and the audience speaks their futures into being.
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​In the Castle of Eternal Sunset requires 10 audience participants for each performance. Participants will be asked to read short passages from the comfort of their seat and will never be asked to come onstage. 
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