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Jay, an up and coming reporter at The New York Times has dreams of becoming a famous journalist.
But in a flash, they come crashing down when he becomes the center of a plagarism scandal.
Exciting young playwright, Gabe McKinley weaves a revealing and complex story about the collatoral damage of unchecked ambition and compounded lies.
In this new play inspired by current events, truth becomes slippery and racial tensions reach a boiling point.
"[McKinley] shows the newspaper world in an age of anxiety, struggling with new technology, shifting markets and conflicts between old and new media in a time of terrorism threats, wars and political upheaval." - New York Times"Like a good journalist, Mr. McKinley lays out those facts, adds color and provides an authoritative voice..." - New York Times"Playwright Gabe McKinley, himself a former Times employee, touches on the many issues at play — cronyism, race, journalistic integrity"
— with popping, Aaron Sorkin-like dialogue" - Entertainment Weekly
| Character |
|---|
| Monica Soria Reporter, 20's |
| Hal Martin Executive Editor, 50's. |
| Gerald Haynes Editor, African American, 50's |
| Junior Publisher, Jewish, late 40's. Frank King - Editor, 60's. |
| Ben Editor, 50's. |
| Jay Bennett Reporter, African American, early 20's. Jacob Sherman - Reporter, Jewish, 20's. |
CQ/CX is a play written by Gabe McKinley and published by Samuel French .
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