Broment

I just had a Broment. A Broment is a Bro Moment. And mine was awesome.

Men deal with how to stay strong and not let on that they feel weak in in "Suspended."

Men deal with how to stay strong and not let on that they feel weak in “Suspended.”

I am directing three plays as part of New Play Cafe’s Legends (in ten minutes or less) and one of them is a man’s play. Suspended was written by Kurt Kalbfleisch, and features two great actors, Don Loper and Erik Cram as marines who served in the same company 40 years apart. The Broment happened the end of our rehearsal (Saturday, 9-30-14).

I thanked the cast and told them there was nothing left for me or Kurt to give them. That they had full ownership of a play birthed by a man, and directed by another, about two men doing the best they can with the cards they were dealt.

It had been an emotional rehearsal, simply because we were able to see into the lives and feel the emotions if two ordinary men under extraordinary circumstances. We cried. We hugged.

Best rehearsal ever.

About KevinSix

Kevin Six is an actor, director and playwright from San Diego, CA. Kevin was the 2009-11 Playwright in Residence at Swedenborg Hall and his play Love, Unrequited, in Three Galleries was the 2008 winner of The Scripteasers’ Script Tease of Short Plays. His play The Cake Women was published in 2008 in Smith and Kraus’ The Best 10-Minute Plays of 2007. Kevin’s play, Love Negotiated was a finalist in the 2006 Diverse Voices Playwriting Contest sponsored by the Hinton Battle Theatre Laboratory and was produced to critical success in 2008; it is available via Next Stage Press . As a director and an actor, he has appeared at Compass, Intrepid Shakespeare, the Old Globe, Fritz, the Marquis, Swedenborg Hall and San Diego Junior theatres as well as on several industrial and commercial film projects.
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