Thomas McDevitt gives us a tale inspired by "I never thought I would see you here again..."

"Her name is Judy. She is perfection standing under the west coast sun. I

introduce myself..."

"It's not the bullet with my name on it that worries me. It's the one that

says 'To Whom it May Concern'."

-Anonymous Belfast Resident, 1991

"I felt like such an ass for the whole Christmas holiday. My mom forgave me

that same night, because that’s just the kind of person she is. She doesn’t

hold grudges."

A boy, a girl, a monster, a storm.

"She tells me things."

"She’s told me things too, you sick…You make me want to throw up."

Listener beware, this story might... Well... You'll see.

Let's take a moment to catch both our breath, and up with old friends.

I Was Once on Fire - on stage April 21st - 26th, 2015.

Murmurs: In January fourteen playwrights selected a random - with the understanding that they were guaranteed to share the same prompt as at least one other artist. These prompts were to act as open-ended sentences, inspiration which the writers were free to explore through the unifying theme of the project, Innocence.

Murmurs: In January fourteen playwrights selected a random - with the understanding that they were guaranteed to share the same prompt as at least one other artist. These prompts were to act as open-ended sentences, inspiration which the writers were free to explore through the unifying theme of the project, Innocence.

Murmurs: In January fourteen playwrights selected a random - with the understanding that they were guaranteed to share the same prompt as at least one other artist. These prompts were to act as open-ended sentences, inspiration which the writers were free to explore through the unifying theme of the project, Innocence.