The Tucson Arizona Labyrinth Theatre Project In Collaboration with the UA Human Rights Practice Program & SplitSeed Productions presents Conceal and Carry Conceal and Carry, a one-actor show by Sean Christopher Lewis, explores one liberal man’s journey to address his own and…
Possible Discussion Questions for High School Students: Have you ever been through an active shooter drill or a lockdown where it either was real or you didn’t know that it wasn’t? How did you feel during it? There are now…
Discussion Guide for Conceal and Carry The discussion guide is centered around the Conceal and Carry play by Sean Christopher Lewis. Above is a link that you can use to help you lead discussions around gun control and gun violence. …
Possible Discussion Questions for Gun Owners: Why is owning a gun important to you? How does it make you feel? Did you grow up with guns in your household? How do you think that shaped your outlook on them now? …
Possible Discussion Questions for Political Groups: Did you grow up with guns in your household? How do you think that shaped your outlook on them now? Do you own guns now? If so, why did you decide to purchase one?…
Possible Discussion Questions for People of Color: Did you grow up with guns in your household? How do you think that shaped your outlook on them now? Do you own any guns now? If so, why did you decide to…
Possible Discussion Questions for Survivors: If you feel comfortable, would you like to share a bit of your story? Oftentimes focus tends to lie on the lives lost to gun violence, and less on those with injuries or trauma. How…
Discussion Guide for Conceal and Carry Conceal and Carry is a play written by Sean Christopher Lewis and performed by Chris Koval. The play highlights aspects of the history and culture of guns in the United States, and offers the…
Unafraid of the Tough Questions, Conceal and Carry Tackles Gun Violence from an Unexpected Perspective By: Sierra Yamanaka Chris Koval in the one-man play Conceal and Carry As Conceal and Carry opens, the audience is greeted with an all…
