Crows, a play written by Robert Lewis & Ryan Ennis

‘Crows’, written by Robert Lewis and award wining playwright Ryan Enniss, is a kaleidoscopic journey of interconnected monologues, with two short scenes in between. We see ten characters navigating their way through life while dealing with the ghosts of their past. The characters are linked together by a thread of chance happenings that they encounter through their journey. Written in a unique style where each playwright writes a monologue, then passes it on to the other to extract more from the narrative in a literary tennis match, ‘Crows’ delves into the complex layers of masculinity and anxiety, while exploring universal themes like loss, relationships, and the burdens of the past. By weaving together interconnected monologues, the play mirrors the fragmented, and intertwined nature of our own lives. Audiences will find a mirror of their own struggles and joys in these complex characters. The play offers an emotional exploration of life's…