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A SAMUEL FRENCH, INC. TITLE
Short Play, Drama / 3w, 4m
Donald Elser
Among the strangers waiting for a late train to the city are a young girl and young man. She is full of fantasies about making a place for herself in a world of brave but hopeless dreams. He has no illusions about the grim and mortal destination. A stranger from the girl's past arrives and it become…
TICKET AGENT- In his sixties, oftentimes gruff but equally sympathetic. Inclined to be tolerant and understanding. He is somebody of importance in the play and cannot be taken indifferently. A LADY- In her forties, prim, somewhat lonely, but wants to be friendly with others in a guarded way. Her clothes are somewhat dated and used to traveling. A nice person who means well though. A SOLDIER- An enlisted man in one of the armed forces. A YOUNG MAN- Mid-twenties, alternating between pleasant nostalgia and despair/ Well-dressed, but not overly so in a suit and tie. A demanding role. AN OLDER MAN- Tall, dignified, middle-aged and well dressed. For the most part in a world of his own and he seems impervious to the trials and tribulations of others, but would be helpful if asked. A GIRL- Nineteen or twenty, pretty, and wearing her best clothes for traveling. Trying to forget the past, her future is a dream, and the present does not exist. Doesn’t not always tell the truth. A WOMAN- Loud and somewhat coarse, obviously not a pleasant person to have around. In her early forties, somewhat heavy, and not overly neat.
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