(POSTPONED) Primary User

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By Nate Eppler

Where do your posts go when you die? A cutting-edge chatbot unintentionally becomes a digital monument when one of its creators dies unexpectedly, leaving his loved ones to argue over ownership of the digital remains – and their own grief. Primary User is a millennial ghost story and an examination of disconnection and grief in the age of loneliness. Nashville Rep is proud to present Primary User, first debuted at the 2017 Ingram New Works Festival by Nashville Repertory Theatre’s very own playwright-in-residence, Nate Eppler. Part of the Contemporary American Voice series, playing in repertory with Jocelyn Bioh’s School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.

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Source: TPAC