"3x3" by Eric Odom
"3x3" - A short play in three shorter acts - written by Eric Odom. Directed by Jonathan Cook and performed by Devon McSherry and TJ McSherry.
3x3 - A SHORT PLAY IN THREE SHORTER ACTS: A married couple face struggles as they try to have a baby, but hope keeps them moving forward ... accordingly.
Written by Eric Odom
Directed by Jonathan Cook
Performed by Devon McSherry as "Stephanie" and TJ McSherry as "Marcus"
Intro/Outro music: JK/47
About the writer: Eric Odom is a stage and voice actor from Augusta, GA. Eric can be heard in several audio plays on the Gather by the Ghost Light podcast. Notable stage roles include Charles Condomine in “The Blithe Spirit”, Albert Chang in “Rules of Seconds”, and Mr. Chu in “Akeelah and the Bee.”
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00:00 - 04:15 (INTRO)
04:15 - 16:15 (AUDIO PLAY - "3X3" by Eric Odom)
16:15 - 36:48 - (INTERVIEW with Eric Odom)
36:48 - 38:06 (OUTRO)
Playwright / Actor / Co-host
Devon McSherry his co-host and producer of Gather by the Ghost Light. She went to college for musical theater and graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BFA from Metropolitan State University of Denver and currently teaches at Musical Theatre Workshop in Augusta, GA. She is also an active actress and playwright.
Voice Actor / Foley Artist
TJ McSherry is a linguist specializing in Middle Eastern languages and a published philosophy student. In his off time, he is usually found behind the camera, backstage, or next to a control board though he seeks to be in front of the lens or the microphone more often. Favorite stage projects include Evil Dead the Musical, and The Play that Goes Wrong. His short film directorial debut “Cecilia” earned an award for practical effects and his photography has earned local recognition.
