Fallacy of the Forbidden — Raymond Miller

The underlying theme of this three act drama is “We can't help who we love.” The play centers on Ricky and Miranda who, as children, develop a strong bond. Through tragedy and the harsh tribulations of coming of age, this bond blossoms into fully blown feelings of love. Unfortunately Ricky and Miranda are second cousins. Torn between his ethics and his feelings for Miranda, Ricky endeavors to uncover the truth regarding the nature of their kinship and the morality of their feelings.

Laden with symbolism and unapologetic use of “in your face” stereotypes, this bold twist on a classic theme confronts the tragedy of forbidden love through the exposition and attempted reclamation of a modern prejudice.