Nine teammates on a girls indoor soccer team stretch, argue, and grow up between the lines of warmups across a single season. The talk ranges from homework to atrocities half a world away, and the team learns what it means to lose one of its own.
Sarah DeLappe wrote nine fully realized young women who talk over one another the way real teammates do. We staged it close, so you can hear every overlap. This ensemble has built a team in the truest sense, and I could not be prouder of their work.
Acknowledgements
Our gratitude to the Ardenwood Athletics Department for the loan of equipment, and to the Black Box technical staff for keeping this fast-moving production on its feet.
Accessibility
The Ardenwood Black Box is wheelchair accessible, with step-free entry and an accessible restroom nearby. Seating is general admission; please let an usher know if you need a specific location or a step-free path to your seat. Assistive listening devices and large print programs are available on request. To arrange access services, contact the box office at access@ardenwood.fake.
Land acknowledgement
Ardenwood University sits on the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Indigenous peoples of this region. We acknowledge them as the original stewards of this land and recognize the living cultures and communities who remain here today. The Department of Theatre and Dance offers this acknowledgement as a first step, and commits to learning, partnership, and support that reaches beyond these words.