WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
Cincinnati Playwright Initiative
Oct. 20
Fifth Third Bank Theatre [Downtown]
A full-length play by Leo Bradley
What Might Have Been follows the trials and tribulations, successes and failures, happiness and sadness, of two men; one who follows a safe and conventional life and one who takes a riskier, more unconventional one. Both antagonists possess similar intellects, talents, and interests, which make the feasibility of either path attainable. Alternate scenes from both scenarios present narration and dialogue revealing how choices affect all facets of life – especially family, relationships, careers, security, faith, and ambition. After the choices are made, we often ponder: “what might have been?”
About the Playwright
Dr. Leo Bradley is a prolific writer of both fiction and non-fiction. In the fiction genre, Here’s to Living is his second play. Bradley’s first, Bleachers, presented through music and dialogue, shows the parallels between the history of baseball and the story of America. He has also authored three novels: one with historical Civil War settings, as well as a family saga of the 20th Century. and a contemporary tale set in Music City, USA. What Might Have Been is Leo’s fourth play with CPI. Dr. Bradley is also a songwriter, musician, and singer. having written and recorded three CDs along with having over forty of his songs recorded.
- Tue, Oct. 20 at 7:30pm
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