"תד ז'בּרא" or, Black and White and Blue All Over

by Harrison Bryan

A Zebra and A Human, with all their differences, share a metaphysical space, where a pained history exist only between them. In a curious exploration of their most existential questions, they hope to transcend their language barrier in an effort to better understand each other - and move forward with an unspoken hope towards healing.

A Zebra and A Human, with all their differences, share a metaphysical space, where a pained history exist only between them. In a curious exploration of their most existential questions, they hope to transcend their language barrier in an effort to better understand each other - and move forward with an unspoken hope towards healing.

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"תד ז'בּרא" or, Black and White and Blue All Over

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  • Jewish Plays Project: "תד ז'בּרא" or, Black and White and Blue All Over by Harrison Bryan
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    Jewish Plays Project recommends CKH'AD ZEBRA, Or, Black & White & Blue All Over as a Semi-Finalist for our first Ten Minute Play Contest OOF: On One Foot, which searched nationally for plays from artists of all backgrounds responding to our prompt on healing & repair. CKH'AD ZEBRA, Or, Black & White & Blue All Over made a strong impact on our readers for the Festival of New Jewish Theatre, who connected with its current relevance and how it theatrically expressed the theme of healing & repair.

    Jewish Plays Project recommends CKH'AD ZEBRA, Or, Black & White & Blue All Over as a Semi-Finalist for our first Ten Minute Play Contest OOF: On One Foot, which searched nationally for plays from artists of all backgrounds responding to our prompt on healing & repair. CKH'AD ZEBRA, Or, Black & White & Blue All Over made a strong impact on our readers for the Festival of New Jewish Theatre, who connected with its current relevance and how it theatrically expressed the theme of healing & repair.

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Production History

  • University, Boston University , 2011