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Comedy - 3m, 2w - single unit set |
synopsis |
Sam Templer, always in control, is about to have another in a series
of never-ending affairs with women whose names he can never
remember. What he doesn't realize is that he's about to play baby
sitter to a madman. Maxwell Love is the Number 1 Christian
recording Star of 1996. He also might have just beaten his
prostitute girlfriend into a coma. Two worlds collide in Room 712
of the Quality Days Motel, as these two men find themselves
trapped with each other and possibly worse ... the truth about
themselves. Religion, marriage, family values and love all get a
once-over, as Room 712 spins out of control to the play's comic-tragic
conclusion. |
characters |
- Sam Templer, 40's, always in control
- Max Love, 30's, likably insane
- Nonnie Love, 40, sweet, attractive, maybe just a little bit off
- Auntie La, a loud woman with oddly-colored hair
- Jerome, A hotel bellman
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production history |
- Palm Beach DramaWorks, Palm Beach, FL - Jun. - Jul. 2002
(dir. William Hayes)
- Theater Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany - May. 2014
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reviews |
"Both clever and entertaining. It's hard not to get caught up in this powerful work."
- Paul Gallotta, City Link
"A wave of intriguing comic drama"
- Hap Erstein, Palm Beach Post |
awards/ honors |
2001 Palm Beach DramaWorks Playwrights Festival - First Place
2000 FST's Florida Playwrights' Festival Finalist (Sarasota, FL) |
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