Susan Mosakowski

Man-Made

by Susan Mosakowski

Multiple Locations; Video Projections
Charles Darwin, Alfred Russel Wallace, the Creature in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, and Eugenie Doe—the first bio-genetically created female—confront the ethical implications of engineering human life. Censure from small-minded moralists and the tyranny of organized religion threatens to halt science and their survival.

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Richard Prioleau and Michael Kevin Ryan in <I>Man-Made</i>. Photo by Susan Cook.
Bryant Bradshaw, Amelia Workman, Michael Kevin Ryan, James Himelsbach and Eva Patton in <I>Man-Made</i>. Photo by Susan Cook.
Bryant Bradshaw and James Himelsbach in <I>Man-Made</i>. Photo by Susan Cook.
Bryant Bradshaw and Richard Prioleau in <I>Man-Made</i>. Photo by Susan Cook.
Eva Patton, Kate Hall, Bryant Bradshaw, James Himelsbach, Photo: Susan Cook
Cast Requirements

2 women
5 men

Press

“For sure, Susan Mosakowski’s Man-Made is a play of ideas.”
— Andrea Stevens, New York Times

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“Mary Shelley and the Creature from her Frankenstein bring humor to this curious drama culminating in the first bio-genetically engineered woman, Eugenie Doe.”
—Villager, Picks

“In scenes rich in humor and human insight, Mosakowski artfully raises profound moral and philosophical questions about what it means to be human.”
—Joan Leyden, Intermission

Production and Development History

Premiere: Ohio Theatre, New York (2008).

Workshop production: Ohio Theatre’s Ice Factory Festival (2004).

Reading: New York Theatre Workshop (2001).