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2nd Production, June 17-20th 2004 The Looking Glass Theatre, NYC. Directed by Sarah Austin Jenness Ella...Kim Justice Matt...Chris Mollica Sherilyn..Mary Keuser |
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Ella: female, 20s -Kate Bennett Matt: male, 20s -Jamie Sonderman Sherilyn: female, 20s -Tim Kamen |
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Copyright 1999, Jacquelyn Floyd Original Production June 15-17 22-24 2001 Theatre Guild Livonia-Redford Director Kimba Morgan |
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SHERILYN If you go out with me this one time, I promise to never bug you again. I need to get my mind off of Joel, you need to get your mind off of Matt. We make a great pair. Get moving. (She pats her back and exits.) ELLA ARGH! I wish I could just-! (She makes a stabbing gesture at her own chest with the hairbrush.) MATT (discovered lying in bed in boxer shorts) There is a shortage of perfect breasts in the world, it-- ELLA No, Matt. She's kind of right. I should probably move on from the "Princess Bride" fantasies about you. MATT (slightly shocked) Oh. Okay. (He disappears behind the bed. ELLA sadly begins to brush her hair. MATT reappears in a cape and plastic fangs.) MATT I have crossed oceans of time to be with you. ELLA (unable to understand him with the fangs) What? MATT I have— (spits out the fangs) Never mind. I was just trying to be “exotically romantic” is all… (He sits on the corner of the bed and puts his head in his hands) ELLA What’s the matter? MATT It’s just that…well, I thought this made you happy. ELLA What made me happy? MATT You know. Me. The romantic fantasies… ELLA (sitting next to him) You did—when we were together, but… MATT So, should I come back as Carey Elwes? Mel Gibson? What? ELLA You’re sweet. MATT But it’s over, right? ELLA (kissing him on the cheek) It’s not you. It’s me. MATT Isn’t that what I said when we--? ELLA See, I’ve been living in this fantasy world for too long. MATT But— ELLA (putting a finger to his lips) Shh. Don’t speak. Sherilyn’s right, I guess. I mean, I’ve been holed up in this room fantasizing about you for so long. The real Matt is out living his life. Why should I let him win? |