This play has now been adapted into a short, easy to read novel.
If you have a young man in your life maybe he would like to read it.
Michael
Link to the book is here
Part 2 of the Radio Play Version of My Brother, My Brother, My Brother
A Play For Our Sons Radio Play Version
Starring
Odysseus as Jack
Tom Dray as Isaac
Joshua Bruce as Conor
Recorded at The Alex Theatre by Len Hawco
Written and directed by Michael Gray Griffith
Three young men wake up on a small disabled fishing boat that is drifting further and further out to sea.
Their phones are missing, the radio is broken, and they cannot see land nor any search planes or boats. It also appears they have been drugged.
Initially the play appears to be a simple survival story, but as time passes the play lifts a mirror and asks us all one question: If we treat, or allow the state to treat our young men, (as if they should be ashamed of their very existence) what do we think will happen to their souls?
If you would like this play to come to your city or town please contact us at
cafelockedout@gmail.com
If you would like to own the book, it’s available here
Paperback available on same link
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