I dove through a second floor window
Billy is on the run from criminals and shows up at his ex-girlfriend Azumi’s place to hideout from 1 act play Before the Night Blows Cold.
Featured Scene – Before The Night Blows Cold
AZUMI opens the door.
AZUMI: I hate your guts.
BILLY: I hate my guts, too. Least we hate the same guy, right?
AZUMI: Why do you do this to me?
BILLY: I just went on a whole rant about it.
AZUMI: It’s all true?
BILLY: It’s worse than that but I figured I’d give you the “stuck on the other side of the door” version.
AZUMI: Not funny.
BILLY: Not trying to be funny.
AZUMI: Why is your face so bad?
BILLY: I told ya I got the sh’t kicked out of me but escaped. You have no idea. I have some glass stuck in my side here…
BILLY lifts his shirt to reveal a sharp piece of glass sticking in his side.
AZUMI shrieks.
Need help pulling it out.
AZUMI: How did you—
BILLY: I dove through a second floor window, landed on a pile of garbage pails and got away, but the glass caught me in my side.
AZUMI: Come inside.
AZUMI widens the gap of the door.
BILLY enters her apartment.
BILLY: Place hasn’t changed, but, (pointing) what happened to the couch I bought you?
AZUMI: I set it on fire.
BILLY: Jesus.
AZUMI: Now it looks like an art piece.
BILLY inspects couch.
BILLY: It really does. Yeah…ha, ha!
AZUMI: Shut up.
BILLY: Sorry.
AZUMI: Take off your shirt.
BILLY takes off his shirt.
AZUMI goes into another room.
BILLY: Do you have some of my clothes and sh’t still here or did you burn those, too?
AZUMI: I burned everything.
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Scene Summary
In the one act eplay Before The Night Blows Cold, Billy is on the run for his life and he tries to hide out at the only place he feels safe, Azumi’s.
- Genre: Serio-Comedy / Crime Drama
- Length: ~5 minute scene
- Characters: 1 woman, 1 man
- Themes: couples, on the run
- Best For: serio-comedy scenes
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Scene Source: Before The Night Blows Cold
Before The Night Blows Cold is a drama play script by Joseph Arnone, 2026.
