DOMINICK (off stage) Each afternoon I watched her coming back through the hot stony field after swimming, the sea light behind her, and the huge sky on the other side of that.I felt like Jack Gilbert, doing that. Falling, and failing in love. HELEN enters, stage left, with the GREEK WOMAN and carrying an opened […]
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Summer. Manhattan. A young, homeless FEMALE (maybe redhead) enters, pulling her belongings (on wheels) behind her. She stops to search a trash can for some treasure, finds none, and walks on. Part way down the block she is stopped by a female TV REPORTER, accompanied by her male cameraman. REPORTER Miss? May we talk with
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TIME AND PLACE 1991. A patch of beach in Southern California toward sunset. EILEE, barefoot, in a two-piece bathing suit. Sand. Water. A surfboard. Sounds of waves rolling in. In the discretion of the Director the ocean may be positioned at the back, side, or front of the stage. If at the front of the
CHLOE and CHRIS are in bed together, CHLOE nearly asleep now. CHRIS, with her head and shoulders propped up by pillows behind her, has been reading aloud from a book of Linda Gregg poetry. She puts the book down. CHLOE Oh, don’t stop, Chris.I love to hear you read. Please. Please…. CHRIS slowly picks the
JAMIE We are what we are.Waiting for Triple A. Out on the East Bend of Nowhere. Emanon. To change a flat tire. I’m talking to you … me actually, for posterity. For the book I’m going to write someday. Maybe I should have learned to change a tire myself, but Dad always told me that
