The Age of Consent

Peter Morris' play places in counterpoint two acutely uncomfortable monologues about childhood, responsibility and the shattering of innocence.

One voice is a teenager awaiting his release from a correctional facility after serving his time. The other is the young mother of a child performer, ruthlessly scheming for fame and fortune.

The characters are united by a sense of denial, as well as the humanity that can exist behind even the most monstrous abuse.

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