What is Gained is Loss [12] -

What is Gained is Loss -- subtitled a muse on consequence -- was inspired by the need to explore the variety of human experience, for commonality and contrast, to try to figure out just what there is in our makeup that causes our behavior -- kindness and violence, fear and hope, anxiety and laughter -- and enables, or inhibits, our interaction with our peers and the world around us. Using duologues, monologues, poetry, prose poetry, movement and song, its vignettes collectively examine what we do and have done, and what the effects of those actions are: In each, there is something gained. And something lost.see less