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Mary Shelley: Frankenstein Unbound
![]() "Her name was Mary Shelley, and this is her tale... not the one she wrote, but the one she lived."
Genre: historical drama Writing prodigy Mary runs away with her lover, the radical free-love poet and science enthusiast Percy Shelley, and Mary's naive aspiring-starlet stepsister tags along. They end up at the retreat of Lord Byron, a capricious bad-boy celebrity for whom Claire is a groupie - together, they form a group of intellectuals who call themselves 'The Elect'. When Byron issues a challenge to write a frightening story, Mary weaves their personalities, and her own tragic experiences, into a literary patchwork - but her creation also foreshadows things to come, for the very people who have given her inspiration will become sources of heartbreak...and tragedy. Mary Shelley: Frankenstein Unbound is an original stageplay written by Carly Bryann Young, based on real-life events from the early 1800's. A stage reading was performed for the members of the GRT (Group Repertory Theatre) in Burbank, California on St. Patricks' day 2014. The World Premiere was a full production performed on the mainstage Alice Silverman Theatre at the Newport Performing Arts Center in Newport, Oregon under the direction of Carly Bryann Young (August 15-24, 2014). |
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King of Trinidad

"He doesn't care what size his dominion is, just as long as he's King of it."
Genre: historical dramedy
An eccentric French nobleman proclaims himself king of a derelict 4-mile wide island, only to have it seized for use as a cable station.
King of Trinidad is an original stageplay by Carly Bryann Young. It is based on the real-life events of James Harden-Hickey (photo on the left is of a real stamp for James' island kingdom). The script placed in the Top 20 of the 2007 Young National Playwrights Competition in New York.
Genre: historical dramedy
An eccentric French nobleman proclaims himself king of a derelict 4-mile wide island, only to have it seized for use as a cable station.
King of Trinidad is an original stageplay by Carly Bryann Young. It is based on the real-life events of James Harden-Hickey (photo on the left is of a real stamp for James' island kingdom). The script placed in the Top 20 of the 2007 Young National Playwrights Competition in New York.
Changelings, The Webseries

"Every faerietale you’ve ever heard… is real."
Genre: action-adventure, post-apocalyptic fantasy
When the human realm is invaded by faerietale creatures, an escaped human slave-warrior and a runaway Faerie princess must work together to end the conflict.
Changelings is an original webseries written by Carly Bryann Young.
Genre: action-adventure, post-apocalyptic fantasy
When the human realm is invaded by faerietale creatures, an escaped human slave-warrior and a runaway Faerie princess must work together to end the conflict.
Changelings is an original webseries written by Carly Bryann Young.
"Accoladis" © Media City Ballet, written by Carly Bryann Young & director/choreographer Natasha Middleton
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Includes excerpts from "The Little Match Girl"© Media City Ballet, directed/choreographed by Natasha Middleton, and "Accoladis" ©
Media City Ballet, directed/choreographed by Natasha Middleton and co-written by Carly Bryann Young |
"The Problem with Saints" music video, sung by Neil Gaiman and produced by Amanda Palmer/8in8 for the album 'Nighty Night'
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"Warrior Mowdown" produced & choreographed by Audrey Bryann Young, written/directed/produced by Carly Bryann Young, filmed by Josh & Jeremiah Daws
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"Clash & Bash" produced by Audrey Bryann Young, written/directed/produced by Carly Bryann Young
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