Two of St. Courtney Bailey is arguably the most talented playwright in St. Louis creating new works. Satterfield is an up-and-coming playwright who has a knack for writing mysterious stories with unexpected twists.
Wiegert is a force of nature who gusts onto the stage like winds of a category 5 storm. Her energetic and positive Charon welcomes patients onto the Planned Parenthood parking lot with the enthusiasm of an overzealous usher welcoming churchgoers to a Christian tent revival.
Charon is a staunch pro-choice volunteer with an affable personality. Her charm flows from her sense of humor. Wiegert and director Rachel Tibbetts bring Charon off the page with appealing aplomb.
Souvenir Store owner, Marty, has an unusual fascination with the mythical icon. The annual festival drives people to his town and his tchotchke shop in hopes of a Sasquatch sighting. The shaken and nervous Marty clearly has a secret to hide. A teenager, Daniel, was seriously injured in a beastly attack is now in a coma in the local hospital. Sherriff Ruby Lee is investigating the attack, and Marty quickly becomes the central focus of the investigation.
It is a one act full length play. There are opportunities for edits to truncate the script, create greater conflict between the protagonist and antagonist, and strengthen the conclusion.
