a taste of theater where everyone is a stop this is the place where playwrights from around the country will come to showcase one scene of the today star is shining bright on bobby but morris of san antonio texas we will see a clip of this play a perfect size  welcome to a taste of theatre where everyone is a star today's star is shining bright on bobby mcmorris no san antonio texas yes we will see a clip of his play perfect  this passion but they don't have big screen in the movie but it wasn't until two thousand and one when i went to my first live play in l a it was called god don't like ugly that was the thing that kind of  remember thinking that you know i can do this you know i want to do that and it was just one of those things that you know the passion for the arts you know just continued to grow on me so tell us about some of the plays you've written over the most important thing and have tried to project in on my play so with this one and also having a bunch of background myself always try to you know have that create a problem and you know subplot tat around findings because you know i have ten years you know within working with banks and so i try to tie that in in there as well but this particular play a perfect size of the main those trials and tribulations how will his her faith tested well see in as a good question she is behind on the rent for the boutique in which she has to come up with ten thousand dollars by the close of business the but she doesn't take either one of those runs but she more or less relies on god to brain the money to her and which to her face the business turn it around for it becomes prosperous me and why is this story important well this story is it is important because you know for one i'm a i'm a big believer you know believing in god you know how things are possible and sometimes you know just having faith can take you a long way and there's there's different scenarios that a person  you know can be placed in a life where their faith can be a challenge but just continue to you know keep your foundation rooted on god in my mopping is the best way around that's what is it that you want the audience to walk away with after seen this particular play well there's a lot of other things that go on and the play as well because again it ti is the right person for him but it turns out not to be the right fit so it's also a play about relationships and just the way that it's all stitched together you know tied into the boutique in the relationships i want people to to see that y she's happens to be the girl next door who actually joe is actually blinded by the fact that she's been there all along for him versus the one he was getting ready to marry to be married to  van because he had a gambling problem so he comes back seven years later trying to supply route the money but in a sense he's trying to buy his way back into the fam so i was going about yes or banging about roof is you know she didn't want his dirty money then and she doesn't want it now you know into terms of relying more on guard and more on someone just trying to get the money and then there is bow who is play it is in every play that are written and mr williams is an accountant is a bookkeeper so he can he takes the books for his route but he's also the one there is the burial of the news of let her know you know there's some comic relief and then there's you know there's some magic person as well so you know it there's some ups and downs so the play is field with all the elements of drama wow and i often see or question i always ask every playwright is has it every player has it ministry right and what would you see your ministry is and that's a good question i believe my ministr to is to deliver the gospel do drama because i feel that you know there's the turn of ways to get a message across because everyone may not go to church or lit or you know go to get a message behind a book so what i try to do is i'd treat you know try to deliver those messages to john on stage but use then in most places symbolic references  becoming playwrights that are coming up behind you and would advise would you give them if they're starting out in this field or maybe got one plan to meet their bill what advice would you give them to try and help them in this industry and as that as a that's a loaded question because there's a there's a lot first of all of that i think you have to have the faith and passion you know what you're doing and to and to follow it and to just go after it and never let go no matter you know what happens because everyone has a story to t and you know some people may tell it differently but yeah it's still a message or it could be a story you know you've got to believe in yourself and you've got to believe and you know the message that you're come to bash you know so that's been like the main principles as i was doing that's incredible i think that's good advice for upcoming playwrights as well to remain passionate and stick with the plan and if you can see it have the faith and to believe that it can happen right and i also like to  again thank you for coming on the show to talk about this play what i like to do now is is there a clip of the play well again thank you bought me a course for coming on a taste of theater and here is a per oh