Stunt Station

Since December of 2022, I’ve envisioned a show that’d incorporate the struggles seen in the lives of many teens, and that passion has only grown. Witnessing various backstories as to why we’ve become the way that we are is fascinating to me.

It’s commonly agreed upon that the pandemic affected us, one way or another. You’re enjoying the time spent with family and friends for one minute, and the next we’re forced to isolate ourselves within homes. Sure, some had it better than others, but you can tell that shift in everyone’s behavior.

I’m glad to have gone through what I have because it allows me to understand the most interesting people, as I wish someday you’ll understand me too. Stereotyping, manipulation, gaslighting, abuse, losing loved ones, threatening, discrimination, these are just a handful of topics that’ll be discussed throughout my show, Stunt Station.

During the first act of Stunt Station, I plan on using Ice Cream (Chase) and Bike (Brandon) to demonstrate situations surrounding love in school, and how two different ideologies of life collide; while many more characters are introduced to fulfill other life lesson roles.

In the near future I hope to pursue my goal in making this show, by conveying that not everyone’s alone. Especially in today’s age, I feel like it’s more important than ever to present these messages to the public, to show all sides of the story and how you’re supposed to properly handle them.