Episode 20 - Alex Kump Interview artwork
Modern Myths Podcast

Episode 20 - Alex Kump Interview

  • S1E20
  • 13:58
  • November 30th 2017

Alex Kump Interview

Playwright of It's Just Something That Happened

Directed by

Reginald Douglas

Cast

Moira Quigley: Frankie

Matt Henderson: Eli

Ryan Patrick Kearney: Christopher

John Feightner: Billy

Alex Manalo: Death

Stage Directions: Christopher Collier

Recording location provided by TimeSys Corporation.

 

It’s Just Something That Happened Synopsis

The Family Fun Time Bowling Center will be closing its doors at the end of the season. Frankie and Eli spend their summer with Billy, who is doing nothing with his life, and Death (short for Meredith) the gamer obsessed with old arcade games, and the new employee Christopher. At a party in the arcade, something happens that threatens to break apart Frankie and Eli's friendship for good. It's Just Something That Happened is a coming-of-age play about friendship and uncertain futures.

Alex Kump Biography

Alex Kump is a playwright, performance artist, and general Jack-of-All-Trades based in Chicago, Illinois. He an Assistant Director and company member with Drinking and Writing Theater, and a production manager with Wild Atlas Theatre Co. Alex is currently performing in VS at the Drinking and Writing Theater twice weekly in Chicago, where he writes and performs short performance art pieces. He also will be writing and performing in a full-length performance art piece in April, in which he and his performance partner will be attempting to catalog the death of every writer ever.

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