You
Don't See Me
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ArtReach's 'You Don't See Me' is a small cast one act play for young audiences. Through creative play, a young girl tackles the subject of family grief and learns to live with the loss of her brother. Professionally developed and toured throughout the midwest, this play appropriate for professional, adult, student performers for touring to schools.
You
Don't See Me - Playscript for Young Audiences
ArtReach
Touring Theatre, Cincinnati OH
You Don't See Me tackles the subject of family grief in the same way children naturally resolve difficult issues - through creative play. Stephanie, learns to live with the loss of her brother by creating a fantasy in which he appears. Jimmy speaks poignantly to her through pantomime and the eloquence of the sound of his flute. He stays by her side as she prepares a project for the science fair.
"Kathryn Schultz Miller's work really transcends the form of plays for young audiences. The body of her work speaks to the human spirit."
Steven Anderson, Artistic Director, Phoenix Theatre of Columbus, OH
A World of Fantasy and Pantomime
ArtReach Touring Theatre, Cincinnati OH
While Stephanie concentrates on earthly goals, her brother guides her toward acceptance. Through his love that radiates beyond the barrier of mortality, Stephanie is strengthened and finds the heart to go on.
"This script is beautifully crafted, sensitive, funny, loving and very, very real."
Cultural Arts Council of Plano, Texas
ArtReach
Touring Theatre, Cincinnati OH
You Don't See Me is a fun play with lots of comedy. Part of the joy is seeing sister and brother play together, and realizing that love touches and heals every aspect of life.
"Kathryn Schultz Miller writes in a language familiar to young people in their everyday conversation. In ordinary language she knits the troubles to which youngsters fall prey. Then reaching to a deeper level of human understanding she finds the caring and compassion with which people help each other through their deepest difficulties."
David Jewell, Publisher, Coach House Press
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