One-act play, 2 women. About 20 minutes. A bittersweet little combination of Tom Stoppard and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Two women, Gilda and Rose, have crashed the party of a former high school classmate - Jay Gatsby, nee Jacob Gantz. Drinking heavily into the night at the back of the joint, they reminisce, and try to understand the choices they've made... all the while hoping to catch a glimpse of the great Gatsby.
My Plays
- Adetola
- Bonnie and Clementine, on Their Way to the Grand Canyon, Explore the Limits of the Dramatic Form
- Bound for Glory
- Drag the Past
- Hopelessly Devoted
- Horatio & Ismene
- Jacques the Fairy
- Jessica and Ms. Evanson on a Wednesday Afternoon
- Rose Krantz & Gilda Stern Say "Attagirl!"
- Stigmata! A Comedy in Three Acts in Two Acts! (With Music!)
- Sure Not
- Ten Minutes So Insignificant, Only Marie and Bill Noticed
- The Holding Room
- The Muppets Grow Up
- The Playwright's Boyfriend and the Archangel Gabriel Have Breakfast on Saturday morning
- The Vicar, or, Hesitancy
- Up on the Roof
- Welcome to Your Life
Thinking about Going to the Show @ Circle Players?
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June 26, 2007
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