The Parking Lot
by Adam Szymkowicz
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the depth of the monologues and the relatable theme of marriage and divorce in 'The Parking Lot'. Many express a desire to see the play performed live, highlighting its emotional impact. The play's origin during the COVID-19 pandemic resonates with audiences, adding an interesting layer to its context.
Synopsis
A couple decides their fate in a parking lot.
A play meant to be performed outside by two actors quarantined together (1M, 1F) who can play a couple.
It takes place in a parking lot and people watch from the safety of their cars.
"This show is infinitely more than a public therapy session.
It's a humorous, heartfelt and thought-provoking narrative for all of us in life's 'parking lot.' THE PARKING LOT is the opportunity we’ve been missing.
It's an outlet to remember that the arts are changing — forever, maybe — but they will never cease to do what they have always done: form us into deeper, better versions of ourselves."
—Little Village Mag
"Playwright Adam Szymkowicz hit on a simply brilliant plan, hatched during the pandemic, of penning a play revolving around a parking lot, to be performed in a parking lot, with audience members staying in their vehicles."
—The Gazette
Publication
The Parking Lot is a play written by Adam Szymkowicz and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2021).
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