The Shrowdinger
Joseph Irwin has a problem. His daughter doesn’t seem to be enjoying their camping trip. She won’t eat the breakfast he made. Or go hiking with him. Also, she died three days ago.
Kathy Irwin can’t figure out what’s going on with her dad. He won’t discuss their last big fight. Her ukulele playing only annoys him. And she’s struggling with the fact that she’s imaginary.
Over the next 24 hours, Joseph and Kathy will untangle fishing line. They’ll do some stargazing. They’ll get takeout. And they’ll try to confront their shared past – all while sitting outside an RV called . . . The Shrowdinger.
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Amanda Keith is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and the Senior Clinician at the Regional Victim Crisis Center. She has a bachelors degree in theatre and has been acting, directing, and providing technical assistance with stage productions for almost 30 years in over 100 plays. Favorites include directing Clue, and the roles of Angel in Angels in America and Martha in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
Amanda has worked with film crews at Universal Studios, hosted an education-based television show, and acted in two independent films. The Shrowdinger is Amanda’s film directorial debut.
The Shrowdinger is a movie about relationships. It is beautiful, funny, and heartbreaking. Everyone can relate to this story. It was a joy to work on and an honor to work with everyone.