An interview series and audio play in one. Designed to enlighten, entertain, and expand how you see the world around you. This season, we present DEAD WAIT: A JOURNEY IN AFRO-EXISTENTIALISM written and produced by Blaine Teamer. An urban black comedy, inspired by Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit, DEAD WAIT asks the existential question, "Can we ever escape the consequences of our acts of bad faith, and how far would you drive a dead body in L.A. traffic for a million dollars!? After you’ve listened to the play, come back for the interviews. Hosts Blaine Teamer, and Indira G. Wilson talk with people who have overcome some of life's most difficult obstacles to make their dreams a reality. Written, produced, and edited by Blaine Teamer Music by Blaine Teamer A proud member of the Broadway Podcast Network. More at afroexpodcast.com
https://broadwaypodcastnetwork.com/podcast/afro-existential/
Dead Wait: A Journey in Afro-Existentialism
Feeling stuck, Los Angeles natives, Georgina, Brady, and son Oliver Mulligan each have a plan to make their dreams of a better life come true. Can they put their past issues behind them and work together or will they just continue to do the same things that keep them stuck where they are?
A black comedy, Dead Wait: A Journey in Afro-Existentialism tells the story of a modern all- American family. People who love each other but still wrestle with basic human fears: abandonment, poverty, death, and Los Angeles traffic. It's a Lil' bit of...A Raisin in the Sun mixed with a Lil' bit of raising Cane!
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