This Is A Play
THIS IS A PLAY CAST/CREW Director – Scott Shannon Re-staged in April/May 2010 with The stranger, Joey played by Male Actor, has just arrived in town trying to solve a family mystery. “I enter with conviction! I take up a position stage right. I am sick with embarrassment, not only did I trip on my first big cross but now I am not in my light. I find my light.”
“Silence. A long silence. A very long silence as I stand here holding a bowl of soup for no good reason other than for you imagine what a good-hearted, folksy and simple person I am.”
She gives him the bowl of soup. He takes the bowl of soup. And she is out of there, leaving Male Actor stranded: “She wasn’t supposed to give me the bowl of soup.”
“I try to think of something happy. I remember last night at the director’s apartment, his beautiful eyes, his manly hands, that look in his eyes. I know that he loves me and we will be together forever. Silently I dedicate my performance to him.”
As Joey and Sissy slowly move into a kiss, the Female Actor playing Sissy calls for “Blackout.” (THEY are closer to kissing.) “Blackout!” (THEY are almost kissing.) “BLACKOUT!” (Blackout.)
“Fascinatingly, the scene begins in the middle of an argument.”
Female Actor: From behind our backs. Older Female Actor: And as the lights fade. View a list of PAST PRODUCTIONS. REVIEWS/ARTICLES about past productions. |
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