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We Got Your Six (2023)

News about the horrific bombings at the Kabul Airport during the American evacuation on August 26, 2021 prod six US veterans and their Afghan interpreter to relive their memories of a brutal firefight with the Taliban a decade before.

Developed from stories penned by veterans of the US Armed Forces during LRT's Lightning in a Bottle play development program.

Story by Shawn Dickens, Rob Rain, Matt Stevens, Anonymous, and Paul Hoan Zeidler

Adapted, Written, and Directed by Paul Hoan Zeidler

Cast (in alphabetical order): Brittany DeLynn, Cameron Gregg, Demetris Hartman, Mueen Jahan, Derek Ocampo, Charlie Pacello, Christopher Wood

Performed June 4th through July 22nd, 2023 at the McCadden Place Theatre

"Skillfully woven into a cohesive whole, these stories present an entirely realistic view of what happens when a Marine company arrives in an Afghan village where Taliban fighters have been reported. They're forced to deal with all the anguish and confusion and courage and hard decisions I can recall from my own combat experiences more than a half century ago."
-- Dick Price, Hollywood Progressive

"Extremely powerful, sad, and devastating truth has been told in We Got Your Six."
-- Amalisha HuEck, Discover Hollywood Magazine

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from We Got Your Six (2022 Workshop)

Seven bone-rattling single-actor dramas written by U.S. Armed Services veterans that explore the traumas of Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam ... and those closer to home.

“I hated myself. Hated the world for not allowing me a moment’s grace for all my hard work and sacrifice. Hated those who cheered me on with the empty head-nod of, ‘Thank you for your service,’ as though they already knew my story and they didn’t really need to hear it.” -— US Marine, We Got Your Six

monologue performer
"Missing Tooth" Terrence Mark Flack
"Rain Falling Up" Tim Starks
"The Schoolgirl" Phil Abrams
"Lost Work" Charles Pacello
"Fear, Loathing and a Med Bag" Darius De La Cruz
"Top Secret" Asia Lynn Pitts
"For My Brother, Randy: Semper Fi" Leon Farmer
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