Maria Ch's Blog
January 13, 2025
Step Inside A Room Filled with Mirrors—A Theater Script That Reflects the Depths of the Mind
What happens when the boundaries of identity blur, and the mind becomes both a sanctuary and a battleground? My latest creation, A Room Filled with Mirrors, invites you to explore this captivating and haunting question.
A Room Filled With Mirrors: A theatre script by Maria Ch
This isn’t just a story—it’s an experience. Told through the lens of May, a woman navigating life with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), the script peels back the layers of what it means to be human. It’s poetic, it’s visceral, and it’s unapologetically real.
The script brings to life a unique cast of characters—May’s alters—each representing distinct facets of her psyche. There’s Max, a figure of charisma and control; Aria, the vibrant artist; Eli, the innocent dreamer; and many more. Together, they form a complex tapestry of emotions, desires, and conflicts that mirror the internal struggles we all face in some way.
But here’s the heart of it: A Room Filled with Mirrors isn’t just about mental health or fractured identities. It’s about connection—between parts of ourselves, between people, and between the stories we tell and the truths we hide. It’s a script that asks, “When everything else falls away, who are you truly?”
Whether you’re a theater enthusiast, a lover of character-driven narratives, or someone who enjoys diving deep into the human experience, this piece promises to take you on a journey unlike any other.
I can’t wait for you to meet May and her world. Step into the room and see which reflections resonate with you.
Have you ever felt like different sides of yourself were at odds? Or that your mind held untold stories waiting to be explored? Let me know in the comments!
A Room Filled With Mirrors: A theatre script by Maria Ch
This isn’t just a story—it’s an experience. Told through the lens of May, a woman navigating life with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), the script peels back the layers of what it means to be human. It’s poetic, it’s visceral, and it’s unapologetically real.
The script brings to life a unique cast of characters—May’s alters—each representing distinct facets of her psyche. There’s Max, a figure of charisma and control; Aria, the vibrant artist; Eli, the innocent dreamer; and many more. Together, they form a complex tapestry of emotions, desires, and conflicts that mirror the internal struggles we all face in some way.
But here’s the heart of it: A Room Filled with Mirrors isn’t just about mental health or fractured identities. It’s about connection—between parts of ourselves, between people, and between the stories we tell and the truths we hide. It’s a script that asks, “When everything else falls away, who are you truly?”
Whether you’re a theater enthusiast, a lover of character-driven narratives, or someone who enjoys diving deep into the human experience, this piece promises to take you on a journey unlike any other.
I can’t wait for you to meet May and her world. Step into the room and see which reflections resonate with you.
Have you ever felt like different sides of yourself were at odds? Or that your mind held untold stories waiting to be explored? Let me know in the comments!
I Love You, For Myself—A Journey of Love and Self-Discovery
I’m so excited to share something deeply personal and close to my heart—my book, I Love You, For Myself!
I love you, for MYSELF!: Because you can't be explaining love the wrong way!
Here’s a little glimpse into what it’s about:
"Love is the fire that warms, the storm that shakes, and the quiet breath that keeps us alive. This is the story of two loves: one that opened my heart and another that nearly closed it for good. Through it all, I found one undeniable truth—love is not just about someone else. It is, first and foremost, about yourself."
This book weaves together my personal experiences with two significant loves in my life. The first, my first love, was pure and transformative—a love that shaped my heart in ways I never expected. The second was a delusional love, one that taught me the hardest lessons about boundaries, self-worth, and the lies we sometimes tell ourselves to hold onto something that isn't real.
Through these stories, I hope to convey a powerful message: love is not about fulfilling the needs of those around you—it’s about understanding and honoring your own.
This isn’t just a book about romance. It’s about reclaiming love as a tool for self-discovery, self-healing, and self-worth. It’s about breaking free from societal pressures and learning to say, “I love you—for myself.”
If you’ve ever questioned what love truly means to you, or if you’ve ever felt lost in the expectations of others, I believe this book will resonate with you deeply.
I’d love to hear your thoughts if you decide to read it! Your support means the world to me, and I can’t wait for you to experience this journey.
With love,
Maria Ch
I love you, for MYSELF!: Because you can't be explaining love the wrong way!
Here’s a little glimpse into what it’s about:
"Love is the fire that warms, the storm that shakes, and the quiet breath that keeps us alive. This is the story of two loves: one that opened my heart and another that nearly closed it for good. Through it all, I found one undeniable truth—love is not just about someone else. It is, first and foremost, about yourself."
This book weaves together my personal experiences with two significant loves in my life. The first, my first love, was pure and transformative—a love that shaped my heart in ways I never expected. The second was a delusional love, one that taught me the hardest lessons about boundaries, self-worth, and the lies we sometimes tell ourselves to hold onto something that isn't real.
Through these stories, I hope to convey a powerful message: love is not about fulfilling the needs of those around you—it’s about understanding and honoring your own.
This isn’t just a book about romance. It’s about reclaiming love as a tool for self-discovery, self-healing, and self-worth. It’s about breaking free from societal pressures and learning to say, “I love you—for myself.”
If you’ve ever questioned what love truly means to you, or if you’ve ever felt lost in the expectations of others, I believe this book will resonate with you deeply.
I’d love to hear your thoughts if you decide to read it! Your support means the world to me, and I can’t wait for you to experience this journey.
With love,
Maria Ch
