A person who’s already crazy, can’t go crazy.
Comedy scene from Catching Summer, Pam is concerned for a turtle trying to cross the road, but learns that Teddy
Author: Joseph Arnone
It’s been there for a long time.
In drama scene from the one-act eplay Crack In The Chimney, a mother and son share what it’s like to
Ain’t That Livin’?
In Ain’t That Livin?, Nancy confronts her husband Cade about how they need to really change their lives, before it’s
Tina, Hank, Hank, Tina
In Tina, Hank, Hank, Tina, Marv’s brother Hank is in growing disbelief over the trouble and nonsensical world he has
Checking In
In Checking In, Rob meets with his biological father for the first time to deliver the news that his mother
Subhuman
In the Subhuman monologue, Matt explains to a man who keeps calling his house that a woman named Caroline does
For All We’ve Got
In teen monologue For All We’ve Got, Luna confides in her best friend about how she has no direction in