The Invention of Monsters / Plays for the Theatre Kelly Copper No contemporary playwright reckons with

No contemporary playwright reckons with history’s rhythms and rhymes quite so adventurously as Carlos Murillo

Justin Limoli writes it all

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this play concerns a crime and a trial

and performance talents at the Public Theatre

The Invention of Monsters / Plays for the Theatre Kelly Copper No contemporary playwright reckons withThe Invention of Monsters Plays for the Theatre C Dylan Bassett $14. 95 Somewhere between monologue and stage direction, the one act plays in The Invention of Monsters Plays for the Theatre center around what it means to be ill cast in life. How it feels to wear a costume, a body, a face. How sex can be both transformative and nightmarish. Each scene poem is the tip of an iceberg, evoking a larger performance rather than operating as a conventional