A man vividly recalls his naïve and thirsty youth in Seattle, where he searched for experiences that would change his life forever. He found them, and they did. Falling head first into the local nightlife, he became entrenched in the gay subculture that promotes heavy partying, excessive drug use, and sex with abandon. It was in this world that he met Louis, who he was certain was the love of his life. There was one small complication. Louis was the dealer. An uncommonly honest tribute to the dark side, how to escape it, and the sacrifices made for insurmountable relationships, Louis is a parable of the heart and a jolt of reality.
Premiere Production, Home Club; dir. B.Mark Seabrooks. Singapore.
Virtual Production, Some1Speaking, Hear Me Out Monologues, dir. Suze Allen and Erik Champney
Dylan Goodwin performs “Louis” for Some1Speaking, presented by Hear Me Out Monologues, which seeks to encourage new breakthroughs in the craft of monologue in order to better equip a generation of script writers with the power to make unforgettable drama (and comedy) happen anywhere a small group can gather to listen. It was founded in 2020 by Roland Tec.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B. Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B. Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B.Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B.Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B.Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B.Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.
Written by Erik Champney and directed by B.Mark Seabrooks for Home Club, Singapore.