Simon's play was actually tight- kudos to him. It came late, but it's very witty - I wouldn't want to spoil it for you.
The response I can assure you took well within the 1 hour limit, in fact, I would say 10 minutes. That makes up for other times, I would say, so we can call it a cross subsidy.
The play is called: Procrastination.
The response I can assure you took well within the 1 hour limit, in fact, I would say 10 minutes. That makes up for other times, I would say, so we can call it a cross subsidy.
The play is called: Procrastination.
Procrastination
A very short play
By Bubble Blurster
FIRST DRAFT
19 December 2013
Cast:
Two women
Two men
A Peacock
Interior. Share
house. Two rooms.
To stage right is a
lounge room, with a couch and TV and an elaborate Persian rug strung up against
one side of the wall. On the floor a baseball bat, police chalk outline of a
body on the floor. The front door is at far stage right, leading off stage.
To stage left is study
with a computer (must be an Apple), computer desk and one chair. A Buffy standee propped against a wall,
pizza boxes strewn across the floor and an Xbox with couch plugged into a TV on
the far left of the room.
Centre stage there is
a door (real or mimed) separating the two rooms.
Early evening. Young
man and woman in the kitchen, mid conversation.
Simon:
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... and he never managed to ever finish the job.
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Bek:
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Well Simon, you're hardly one to talk. You've been
working on this blog all year, and you seem to have faltered about half-way
through.
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Simon:
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But I've been working on this play -
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Bek:
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- which you're not even going to finish.
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Simon:
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I will so finish it...
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Peacock enters the
room from the right.
The end.
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