Bellwether
by Steve Yockey


Highlights
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the surreal and psychologically thrilling aspects of the play, noting its ability to create tension without relying on disturbing visuals. Many find it compelling and intense, although some suggest it could benefit from additional context at the beginning.
Synopsis
Bellwether was a nice, safe place to live.
Bad things didn’t happen there.
That was until six-year-old Amy Draft went missing.
As the investigation progresses, speculation in the media and the neighborhood turns on Amy’s parents, Alan and Jackie Draft.
But the young girl’s disappearance is not what it seems, and is only a glimpse of what lurks below the community’s perfection.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Jackie Draft a young mother |
Maddy Schafer a single mother |
Neighbor 2 &Amp; Reporter 2 woman |
Neighbor 3 &Amp; Reporter 3 woman |
Neighbor 4 &Amp; Reporter 1 woman |
Neighbor 5 &Amp; Detective 1 man |
Neighbor 6 &Amp; Detective 2 &Amp; "Man In The Dark Coat" man |
"Amy" an idea of a young woman |
The Doll a mechanical "woman" |
Alan Draft a young father |
Videos
Interview with Steve Yockey and Marin Theatre Company director Ryan Rilette
Publication
Bellwether is a play written by Steve Yockey and published by Samuel French (2017).
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