An excerpt — In the year 930, during the Age of Settlement, over the previous fifty years or so, the population of Iceland, this geologically-rich, but resource-poor island (about the size of Oregon) has grown from one, to nearly 10,000 people, who are scattered across the land, and dispersed into a multitude of self-appointed, and pretty shitty, kingdoms. They come together to discuss the impending apocalypse, but are too distracted with witch hunts, and the latest gadgets, to get much done. — Invited to be a part of the Play Lab series at the 37th Annual William Inge Theatre Festival in 2018.
Cast:
the full-length play is for 8-10 performers, depending on casting — including a man, two women, and a boy — with six more performers of any gender.
