«Несвятая троица» и другие необходимые путешествия

Some journeys heal us.Others expose us. In this emotionally charged collection of contemporary plays, Marcus Hale explores broken relationships, spiritual exhaustion, emotional manipulation, institutional dysfunction, and the painful process of reclaiming one’s own identity. A man trapped aboard a mysterious airplane must confront the damage he left behind before the flight can land. Two strangers beneath an endless red light discover that stillness may be the very thing they fear most. A burned-out traveler accidentally lands in the wrong country… and slowly realizes it may be the first honest step he has taken in years. And in The Unholy Trinity, a deeply personal two-act drama set inside the chaos of parish life, a music director finds himself caught between a narcissistic priest, an emotionally trapped partner, and a Church culture drowning in performance, denial, secrecy, and emotional dependency. Darkly funny, painfully honest, and deeply human, these plays explore what happens when people stay too long in places that are breaking them… and what it takes to finally walk away. Perfect for readers and performers who love intimate, character-driven theatre in the tradition of Eugene O’Neill and August Wilson — where humor and heartbreak sit at the same table and redemption must be earned honestly.