Stop Kiss
by Diana Son
Fall 2010
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Stop Kiss
The University of Louisiana Lafayette
Told through an unusual timeline, juxtaposing past and future events, Stop Kiss explores the relationship of two heterosexual women who meet and surprisingly discover that they have a desire for a deeper relationship with each other. Transcending the stereotypes of a gay/lesbian romance, Stop Kiss embodies the broader themes of love, personal identity, and the desire for a rewarding life regardless of society’s ideas of what constitutes an appropriate partnership. Diana Son’s Stop Kiss puts issues of social conformity, peer pressure, and moral structure in direct conflict with making a commitment to living a life that is rich in meaning and value.
- From the Director's Program Notes
Direction by Nikki Hartman
Set & Lighting Design by Travis Johnson
Costume Design by M. Brady McKeller
Sound Design by Nyalls Hartman & Michael Cato
Technical Design by Travis Johnson
Props by Martin Smith
Acting Directing Educator, Stage Director, Theatre Director, Meisner Technique, Theatre Professor, SDC Director,