Georgia: one-woman play
GEORGIA maneuvers through love after rape. After a young couple survives this quiet violence, the play shows the staggered reality of what happens when our emotional development catches up to the definitive moments in our relationships. GEORGIAshows how a single thrust unlocks different answers to the same question. A one-woman, four-character play, GEORGIA forces an analysis of opposing viewpoints through the vulnerability of the main character; the generational consciousness of her best friend; the matured perspective of an immigrant parent and finally, from the gendered posturing of a young man. GEORGIA investigates the windows of good, evil and the sometimes blurry lines in between.
Produced by Parlé Entertainment
Written by Fariso Jordan
Directed by Kevin Benoit
Stage Manager & Lighting Director - Marcus Wright
Musical Director Dylan Maida
Choreographed by Prince Riley
Fariso Jordan, actress
An actress and playwright who is avidly invested in the condition of the world, Fariso Jordan directs her creative talents towards telling stories that matter. She is a committed to engaging her passion and inventiveness to create multisensory experiences that shift the spirits of her audience members.
Recent credits include roles in the plays, “The Wedding Band,” “The Day Room,” and “The Colored Museum.” While originally from Texas, Fariso Jordan moved to NYC to study theatre-performance at Fordham University.
