The Ocean and Its Movers

The Ocean is a trench coat, is multiple human movers, is a blanket and a salve. What does it mean to fit into one’s body? To have a proper body? A proper voice? "Lyrical and spellbinding, The Ocean and Its Movers pulls you in with all of the mysterious, insistent power of its eponymous character – inviting you, and its troubled heroines, to brave the unexpected."—Eric Glover "Ever changing in form and movement, the Ocean itself wears trench coats and is slung across a scarecrow's throat. On the page and in performance, this script is highly theatrical and playful in its use of language while challenging the consciousness of its audience. "—Cristina Pippa
 "The Ocean and Its Movers rises from the watery womb of an abstract theater. Dragging language from the newly corporealized frames of memory, anxiety, melancholy. Disembodied voices press through the facade of their actors. It is all a performance. Listen to the curtains flutter." —Mike Corrao Published by Free Lines Press. Cover art by Nathanael Myers.