WET

by Aurora Real de Asua

One of the only places where the teachers, staff, and students of a prestigious all-girl school can freely intermingle is the changing room of the school pool. But when a teacher/student sex scandal rocks the community, everyone must reevaluate the true meaning of safe space. This bittersweet comedy follows three generations of women as they navigate the tumultuous waters of friendship and the complexities of...

One of the only places where the teachers, staff, and students of a prestigious all-girl school can freely intermingle is the changing room of the school pool. But when a teacher/student sex scandal rocks the community, everyone must reevaluate the true meaning of safe space. This bittersweet comedy follows three generations of women as they navigate the tumultuous waters of friendship and the complexities of attraction.

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  • Premiere Stages at Kean University: WET by Aurora Real de Asua
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    Premiere Stages, the professional Equity theatre company in residence at Kean University, is pleased to recognize WET by Aurora Real de Asua as a Semi-Finalist for the 2024 Premiere Play Festival. WET rose through a competitive selection process conducted by Premiere staff and a panel of outside theatre professionals to become one of 48 Semi-Finalists out of 760 submissions. The panel was particularly impressed by the play’s striking look at gender, race, and class through a character-driven emotional lens, and well-drawn characters, strong pacing of dialogue, and clearly defined world of the...

    Premiere Stages, the professional Equity theatre company in residence at Kean University, is pleased to recognize WET by Aurora Real de Asua as a Semi-Finalist for the 2024 Premiere Play Festival. WET rose through a competitive selection process conducted by Premiere staff and a panel of outside theatre professionals to become one of 48 Semi-Finalists out of 760 submissions. The panel was particularly impressed by the play’s striking look at gender, race, and class through a character-driven emotional lens, and well-drawn characters, strong pacing of dialogue, and clearly defined world of the school. Our congratulations and thanks to Aurora.

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