Black Berry: A Dystopian Romeo & Juliet - The Audio Play

Black Berry: A Dystopian Romeo & Juliet - The Audio Play

Black Berry: The Audio Play is a dystopian Romeo and Juliet story about Berryanna and Rouzbeh — two young people navigating love, identity, and borders under a dangerous new regime where policy, power, and prejudice collide. Set in a near-future world shaped by authoritarian control and cultural division, Black Berry explores what it means to love across lines that were never meant to be crossed — and the cost of choosing connection in a system designed to separate. This audio theatre experience blends elements of audio drama, scripted podcast storytelling, and live performance. This dystopian love story explores themes of identity, immigration, and belonging through a cross-cultural narrative rooted in political tension and resistance. This recording contains elements of a live performance, including audience reactions and minor audio imperfections. Cast (in order of appearance):Tye Nee Hans – Marco ParraBerryanna – Tiera HollanquestRouzbeh – Evan NejadP. Ness Long – Marco ParraAunt T "Toya" – Diana Elizabeth JordanAref – Pej AhmadiDr. Roobin Ja'koff – Marco Parra Written and directed by Terrell M. Green Produced by 267 Productions Co., LLC Part of the 267 Productions Presents: Audio Theatre series. This work is part of a growing movement in immersive audio storytelling and experimental theatre, expanding how audiences engage with narrative beyond traditional stage productions.