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The Book of D
by Gary Wien
It’s often said that divorce is
hardest on the children. In The
Book of D, playwright Cody
Daigle-Orians examines how a
young boy named D handles his
parents going through a divorce
during a period in which he is
struggling to fit in at school. D
becomes friends with Blu, who
introduces him to the world of
Greek mythology. Inside these
myths, D begins to find himself.
The play has its world premiere
NewJerseyStage.com
at The Growing Stage in
Netcong from February 12 to
February 21.
“The Greek myths have always
been these incredibly potent,
incredibly truthful stories to
me,” explained Daigle-Orians.
“They’re ultimately a guidebook
to being a good human, so I’ve
found myself coming back to
them in my work often. They’re
some of our oldest narrative inheritances. I love them.”
2016 - ISSUE 1
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