The Brick presents
Middle School Play
by Daniel Holzman
at Brick Aux Studio – 628 Metropolitan Ave
March 19-24, 2025
Running Time: 90 Minutes
The year is 2012. Ms. Noble hasn’t been back from the bathroom for over 20 minutes. Locked in a classroom, 9 middle schoolers decide to turn themselves into adults before it’s too late.
A madlib of real false memories, verbatim Google Buzz comments, and the feeling that we might live to see the end of all things, Middle School Play is a flashback to the place where everything feels like the end of the world.
with
Amar Ahmad
Mitchell Ashe
Isaiah Frank
Sarah Grace Goldman
Miranda Kang
Maaike Lanstra-Corn
Coco McNeil
Jordan Reising
produced by Parabasis Productions
directed by Gus Mahoney
stage managed by Sasha Urban
poster designed by Edie Olmsted
Find them: @parabasisproductions @themagicschool.gus
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