American Stage Sessions - History of World Drama Part 2,666: A Closer Look at the Work of Bryceland Davies Davids

American Stage Sessions is a biting satire written and originally performed by Chicago theater company The Plagiarists. It was the very first show produced by Glass Elevator! We performed ONE NIGHT ONLY at the High Low. Here is a brief description of the show:

“In the completion of the second full trilogy of American Stage Sessions, the audience is taken deep into the mind of an inconoclastic enigma, a man’s man writer-warrior who gave no quarter in the battle of the sexes. From World War II to Vietnam, there wasn’t a war (or an aspect of toxic masculinity) that he didn’t embrace and champion. Many have called him a misogynist and a right-wing kook, and they’re right, but let’s not forget he also wrote some of the most awful sex descriptions ever published.”