Frederick Stroppel
In a coffee shop, Ruth, a single New Yorker, waits to meet an Internet date. Complications ensue when another, more beautiful woman with the same name arrives at the same time to meet the same man, and we discover that the two women have more in common than Ruth could imagine.
Part of the collection One Man's Vision.
Frederick Stroppel began writing for the theatre back in the 1980s; his first full-length play, The Price of Tea, was produced in NYC in 1986 at the Courtyard Playhouse in Greenwich Village. He became resident playwright of the Courtyard Players, and two years later, his play ...
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