Biography and Notes (further contributions welcome) :
Darcy Hogan is an emerging American playwright with a unique voice. Her twenty-plus year acting career has included four seasons with the Utah Shakespearean Festival and roles throughout New York, California and Utah. Born in New York and raised in Utah, Darcy currently lives in Southern California where she serves as co-artistic director of the March Hog Theater Company, Publicity Director of the Hunger Artists Theatre Company, and associate producer of the Orange County Theater Festival.
Based on a true story. Three women from the same family attempt to understand what is good and what is evil as they recall four decades of struggle, violence, peace, birth, death, religion, music, combat and resistance
(www.landsouthward.com) Throughout the nineteen fifties, the United States government conducted above-ground nuclear testing on Nevada's soil and aimed the fallout directly toward rural Southern Utah. The "downwind" syndrome was born. "The Land Southward" is a non-linear, full-length play that explores and exposes one of the most deadly United States government conspiracies to date.
First Produced
2005 Hunger Artists Theatre Company
Published
Genre
Drama, 120 min
Parts
Male
3
Female
4
Other
Notes
Winner - "Best New Play Of 2005" (Orange County Weekly)
Gabe & Michael, traveling companions in a post-apocalyptic world, have stumbled upon what was once a disco bar. Through a mysterious visitor, several shots of Tequila, and the immortal lyrics of the Bee Gees, the two learn a little bit about life, love, hope ... and women
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