Sixteen Inch by Ken Green
In this episode we listen in on a neighborhood softball game with surprisingly long roots, a diverse roster which captures a time and place in Chicago, and one infallible rule: Softballs must be 16 inches across. No exceptions.
In our talk with playwright of 16 Inch, Ken Green, who came to Boston from Chicago, about importing a storytelling series, the proper Chicago accent, whether a softball field can serve as a theatre stage, and whether or not you can save a shoveled out parking spot.
For more information, check out Ken's website: kengreen.weebly.com or his New Play Exchange page.
Remember: Real men play 16 Inch Softball.
Cast
Eddie - Dan Gelinas
Tony - Joe Juknievich
Ump - Greg Lam
Stage Directions read by Allyson Lazar
Please be advised: Plenty of unbleeped explicit language will be used in the reading of this play.