Full Length (6f, 1m) ~75 minutes

GUTPUNCH is a girl’s summer camp Color Wars Greek Comedy. When 15-year-old Panny arrives at Camp Lake Athena for her final summer, she is determined to be the first captain in ten summers to lead her camp to victory. With a persistent greek chorus, nostalgic camp songs, and lots of tube socks GUTPUNCH examines what happens when the environments that shape us start to fail.

Developed at Kenyon College

“entirely lived-in and realistic… deep emotional resonance. GUTPUNCH is not a show that I will soon forget.” - Kenyon Collegian

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Watch reading here.

Winner: James E. Michael Playwriting Prize (2024)
Finalist: ThinkTank TYA Playwrights Festival (2024)
Semifinalist: Ojai Playwrights Conference (2024)

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