Brunstetter continued her playwriting while working as a screenwriter , premiering her work '' Forgotten Corners of Your Dark , Dark Place '' , which starred actresses in wheelchairs , at the Theater Breaking Through Barriers ' annual festival of new plays . Anita Gates of '' The New York Times '' praised the actresses ' performances , but expressed concern that the play was unclear about whether or not it was mocking feminist self-examination groups . Brunstetter also collaborated with other Los Angeles-area writers to create The Kilroys ' List , an annual list of plays by female and transgender playwrights modeled on the Black List but intended to promote gender equity . The list featured her own play '' The Oregon Trail '' , about a girl who withdraws from social life as she plays the video game '' The Oregon Trail '' . The play subsequently premiered at the Women 's Voices Theater Festival , with Nelson Pressley of '' The Washington Post '' concluding that " even some over-explaining in the final steps does n’t erase the pleasure of this quest "
Women 's Voices Theater Festival
Women's Voices Theater Festival (Washington D.C.)
Bekah Brunstetter