BEING EUGENE O’NEILL

Part 1930’s screwball comedy, part O’Neill tragedy, The World is Mine is an absurd dramedy a la’ Buntport.

Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, Eugene O’Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play… meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The World is Mine is based on some fact and an awful lot of fantasy.

• blogspot.com- Buntport’s ‘The World is Mine’: Memory, confession and O’Neill’s warty brilliance
• North Denver Tribune- A Tale of Two Productions at Buntport and Paragon
• Littleton Independent- Imaginative performances highlight ‘World’
• Denver Post- Fanciful trip inside O’Neill’s head
• Westword- Buntport channels its inner O’Neill in The World Is Mine