The Nexus (Star Trek: DS9 play)
| Title: | The Nexus |
| Creator: | Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig |
| Date(s): | 2000 |
| Medium: | script for a play, print |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: Deep Space Nine |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | a fan transcribed and uploaded with the actors' permission |
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The Nexus is the name of a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine play that was written by Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig, actors who portrayed Elim Garak and Julian Bashir.
The script is 60 pages long.
This play was performed by Robinson and Siddig at conventions. Robinson and Siddig have forbidden the filming or recording of their performances of the play by fans.
A video of them talking about it in 2000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNoGZknozdI
Similar Works
- Man of Iron, 1981 a Blake's 7 script by Paul Darrow
- A Stitch in Time, a 2000 Star Trek: DS9 pro novel by Andrew Robinson
- Avon: A Terrible Aspect, a 1989 Blake's 7 pro novel by Paul Darrow
- The 34th Rule, a 1999 Star Trek: DS9 pro novel by Armin Shimerman and David R. George
Sample Pages
The notations are likely Robinson's.
page one
page two
page three
page four
page forty-nine
page fifty-nine
Fan Comments
[SunQuest]:Fascinating. And some implied Garak/Bashir as well (which always makes me happy).
I didn't intend to read the full thing but it is quite good and definitely a theatre piece. It screams two-person show. Though it saddens me that Julian would work for Section 31, I had a head canon that he would move from DS9 to Cardassia to help them recover in the aftermath.
Eh, still my head canon. [1]
[dirtywood]: I hereby proclaim this as Canon [2]
[intense or insane]: Oh my gosh! This is absolutely everything! I absolutely loved the book A Stitch in Time and have been hearing about and wanting to know more about the play! Fam this is wonderful! [3]
[MNJayW]: I started reading it and could only read it in their voices. [4]
[smellincoffee]: Interestingly, has references to "A Stitch in Time", and -- a possible connection to Garak's fate in contemporary (post The Fall) treklit. [5]
[spccby]: I never knew this was a thing, but now I want to see it more than anything else! [6]
[Number127]: I don't know why, but it makes me so happy when actors are that invested in their characters. [7]
References
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)
- ^ from Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig wrote a play about Garak and Bashir that they have performed at conventions; now, a fan has obtained a copy and with their permission has transcribed and uploaded it! (2019)