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Down the Main Drag [2002]
(Playwrights Guild of Canada, 2004)
Original
Résumé Can death curb the inevitable boredom of small-town life, if only for a day? Maybe so for the town gossip and the local entrepreneur, but not for a son, who is stunned by his father's death and craves something more than flower arrangements and funeral sandwiches. Extrait « THE-FAMILY : Today in AnyTown, the day starts off with a drama. / OLD FART : Dramas in AnyTown always take place early in the morning. Pretty darn unlikely for a catastrophe to happen at three in the afternoon. / PAL : And when a drama happens on the Main Drag, I'm not the type to get involved; as far as I'm concerned, mornings are for sleeping. » |
