By Dan Cocca Kai: A young martial artist, eager to prove himself and intolerant of foolishness. Has some seated angerissues.The Gatekeeper: A confident trickster who delights in pranks and jest. Secretly a clone of the MonkeyKing.(A peaceful grove in the wilderness. Kai wanders into the scene, looking...
By Dan Cocca Brownwynne, A female human, courageous but perhaps recklessRedhand, A Ly Erg Faerie, mischievous and cunning.(A forest clearing. In one direction runs a river. Brownwynne enters upstage, Redhand is hidden nearby)B: This clearing again… Oh Brownwynne, you’ve gone in circles! I need to get home,...
Dan Cocca Robin Hartford: A fiery youth, eager to prove themselves. Child to the late Captain Hartford Amos McNally: A grizzled sailor, set in his ways. Formerly Captain Hartford’s First Mate Robin is designed to be portrayable by any gender. Amos is more masculine by nature, but is also written without...
Characters:Hartley: This is her last name. No one knows her first, something the program is keenabout. She’s Delilah’s handler, willing to do what it takes to keep her on program, even ifthat means killing her.Delilah: A young assassin trying to break free of her program. Wants to lead a normallife...
The scene starts on a rooftop, high above the bustling city streets. Two hitmen/women stand on the roof, Elliot and Carmen. (Elliot paces back and forth, sparing the occasional dirty look towards Carmen, who’s standing very casually compared to her companion.)Elliot: Do you think that was a cop?Carmen:...
Sydney Edwards and Alyssa Krehbiel Alice: “I always hated your interior design choices.”Hope: “That’s pretty critical coming from someone who practically lives in a cave.”A: “At least my cave has working heat.”H: “Were you just in the neighborhood or…? What are you doing here Alice?”A:...
Samuel French John Pielmeier Red and Lil “It may take a psychologist to tell us why we enjoy being frightened, why we yearn to enter the most sinister crevices of our mind. Although the slice and dice thriller is more popular on film than on stage, playwright John Pielmeier hopes to change that...
Samuel French Eugene O’Neill Cabot and Eben A fiercely energetic drama of Oedipal lust and yearning involving a rebellious farm boy, his tyrannical father, and the father’s slatternly new wife
Samuel French Eugene O’Neill Harder and Hogan Following the events of O’Neill’s classic Long Day’s Journey into Night, Moon for the Misbegotten brings James “Jamie” Tyrone, Jr. to the home of his tenant farmer, Mike Hogan, a salty Irish geezer. There he encounters, after years, Hogan’s...
