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Synopsis:
Alexandra is smitten with Brock. Brock admires himself. Dennis wants something else. And none of them understand what the deal is with the cats. Development History:
"Cube" was originally written as a companion play to Tangelico by Canadian playwright, Sterling Lynch. When I set out to write this piece, I had specific material in mind that would compliment Sterling's script. But I also wanted to shape a short play that could stand on its own. Cube With A View is the play that emerged from that process. This work was first read in Kim Porter's Playwriting Class and continued through development with the Writers' Forum at Space55. Tangelico and A Cube With A View will be produced together at Space 55 Theatre Ensemble. The show runs for three weeks, February 11th - 27th.
To read A Cube With A View, select the pdf file listed below. To access Tangelico click HERE. The two plays make sense together as companion pieces when Tangelico is read first. As I mentioned above, A Cube With A View stands on its own as well.
Note: This is the original version of the script produced at Space55 in Phoenix, AZ from 2/11 - 2/27, 2010. Licensing Note: The copyright in "A Cube With A View" was assigned to Sterling Lynch effective March 23, 2010. For licensing information or to obtain a copy of the current script, please contact him directly at: SterlingLynch.com or on Twitter @SterlingLynch.
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Synopsis:
Elizabeth searches her soul, and the perfect parking space, for that “thing” that allows each one of us to push past overwhelming life circumstances – both real and imagined. |
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Synopsis:
Stuck in parking garage traffic after a baseball game, Patrice reveals her friend’s shocking news to her husband. Confused, Jeffrey moves to turn on the post game show, but Patrice wants to talk – about pie. |
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Synopsis:
Thanksgiving is a time for feasting with family and friends – or not. Follow Dave and Samantha on a wild ride as they pursue their obsessions: to get back to the “best pumpkin pie ever”, and to get away from an unexpected, certainly uninvited, dinner guest. Development History:
Pumpkin Pie was produced at the Theatre Artists Studio's Holiday Festival: "Seasonings" in 2008. The play was developed in the writers' circle at The Studio and is one of the titles included in the collected work, Baby You Can Drive My Car, workshopped at Space55 in Phoenix, on April 19, 2009. |
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Synopsis:
JoJo is a wife, mother of three, and has been a caretaker all her life. During Sunday dinner, she announces that she’s leaving – and she’s not coming back. What can her family do to change her mind in the hour they have left? Throwing Snowballs at the Moon is JoJo’s solution to death, fear and regret. Running in real time, the play demonstrates the ways in which all families communicate; by interrupting, not listening, and enduring the silences. |
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