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The Individuality of Streetlamps

10 Minute Play, Drama  /  1w, 1m

Anna K. Gorisch

Two friends with a complicated romantic past reconnect to see if there can be a friendlier future.

The Individuality of Streetlamps

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  • Cast Size
    Cast Size
    1w, 1m
  • Duration
    Duration
    10 minutes
  • Suggested Use
    • Scene work
    • Competition or audition material
  • Audience
    Target Audience
    Adult, Teen (Age 14 - 18)

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Summary
Two friends with a complicated romantic past discuss their love lives, or lack thereof, and the current state of their own relationship. Will this be their final attempt at friendship?
History
The Individuality of Streetlamps was first produced at the Lion Theatre in New York, New York in 2001. It was directed by Deborah Mathieu-Byers.
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Performing Groups
MELISSA – A woman in her twenties.
ANDY – A man in his twenties.
  • Time Period Contemporary, Present Day
  • Setting The front porch of a house. A summer evening. There is a porch swing, but it is not hanging.
  • Features Contemporary Costumes / Street Clothes
  • Duration 10 minutes
  • Cautions
    • Alcohol

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  • Minimum Fee: $65 per performance
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Anna K. Gorisch

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