Workshop Production
Missing Socks, and a Line of Coke (or The Baby Fever Play)
By Rachel Lynett
Directed by Mino Lora
Produced by People's Theatre Project

Five Performances Only. Must Close April 14

What does "family planning" mean when you're queer? After a failed run at IVF, Naomi wonders what kind of mom she'll be and how. Will she have to steal a baby just to be a mom? Simultaneously, her cousin, Sabina, an ex-party girl who still thinks a good night ends at 3 am, doesn't think she'd made a good mom and has never wanted kids.  Too bad she's already pregnant. As the two try to make sense of what defines family, they both wonder: "What is motherhood anyway?" 

Performance Schedule:
Thursday, April 11 at 7pm
Friday, April 12 at 7pm
Saturday, April 13 at 2pm & 7pm
Sunday, April 14 at 2pm

April 11 - 14

Pregones Theater

575 Walton Ave.
Bronx, NY 10451
(2, 4, 5 Trains to 149th St - Grand Concourse)

General Admission - $15
Students and Seniors - $10

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Creative Team

Rachel Lynett Headshot hi-res

Rachel Lynett

Playwright
Rachel Lynett (she/they) is a queer Afro-Latine playwright, producer, and teaching artist. Their plays have been featured at  San Diego Rep, Magic Theatre, Mirrorbox Theatre, Laboratory Theatre of Florida, Barrington Stage Company, Theatre Lab, Theatre Prometheus, Florida Studio Theatre, Laughing Pig Theatre Company, Capital Repertory Theatre, Teatro Espejo, the Kennedy Center Page to Stage festival, Theatresquared, Equity Library Theatre, Chicago, Talk Back Theatre, American Stage Theatre Company, Indiana University at Bloomington, Edgewood College, and Orlando Shakespeare Theatre. Their plays  Last Night and HE DID IT made the 2020 Kilroy’s List.  Rachel Lynett is also the 2021 recipient of the Yale Drama Prize for their play, Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry (You Too August Wilson). Lynett was  2021 recipient of the National Latinx Playwriting award and the runner-up for the 2022 Miranda Family Voces Latinx Playwriting Competition for their play, Black Mexican. Their play, White People by the Lake was also a 2022 Blue Ink Award finalist They have previously taught at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and Alfred University. Lynett was recently a staff writer for The Winchesters and was working on an upcoming feature before the WGA strike.
Mino Lora

Mino Lora

Director

Born and raised in the Dominican Republic, Mino has been living and working as a theatre artist, advocate, educator and non-profit arts administrator uptown since 2004.
In 2009 Mino co-founded People’s Theatre Project (PTP), and currently serves as its Executive Artistic Director. Mino launched all of PTP's public arts education programs for children and youth, partnerships with over 30 NYC schools and its professional producing work with immigrant artists in NYC. During her tenure with PTP, the organization has served over 11,000 people and has received numerous awards. Mino is currently leading PTP's capital project as the owner and operator for Inwood's first theater, set to open in 2026.

Over the years Mino has received various recognitions from elected officials and news publications. She was also identified by NBC Latino as one of “10 Latinos with Heart of 2012”. She was invited to lead a Tedx Talk at SUNY Potsdam and has served as a guest lecturer and presenter at Yale University, New School, Yeshiva University, Fordham University and others.

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