The festival! The festival! It's almost here! Come join Connor as he chats with the writer of this season's Don and Bell: Harris Singer! A BPPF veteran, Harris is a man if many talents. Listen in as the two discuss his new play and his life as an artist.

Play Synopsis
Don and Bell are having a bit of a crisis, or at least one of them thinks it's a crisis and the other simply exists as crisis. It's Marriage Story meets slacker comedies from the 2000's. It's your relationship on LSD. It's your dads love story but post-modern. It's trash, but it's our trash. Have fun contemplating your choices, but maybe that's the issue. Stop contemplating and just jump, right? At least that's what Bell thinks.

The Artist
Harris Singer is (usually) a New York City (but currently Atlanta) based actor, playwright, designer, poet, and model. Born in Georgia, he moved to New York City to study and was at New York University Tisch School of the Arts, where he pursued drama at the Playwrights Horizons Theatre Studio. He recently went farming across America to learn about sustainable living. He currently is in the process of spontaneous combustion, but also trying to start a community farm for the houseless community in Atlanta, write a poetry collection about escaping family in all its forms, and maybe, just maybe, getting some acting and playwriting in there as well. You can find his most recent visual work, an animation called Ground Orange, as well as a continuous project “monologue a week”, on his YouTube channel. Harris is often in pursuit of inspiration and friends, so feel free to contact him through his Instagram @wacky.inflatablefanman, his Twitter @wackyfanman, or his email [email protected].