A Note From the Playwright:
things in parentheses are not meant to be spoken, just thought
line breaks usually mean a new thought, an interrupted thought, or a turn in the same thought but do not always require a pause
‘pause’ means a brief silence
‘silence’ means a slightly longer pause
pauses or silences in this play are not negative space, they are held moments where the internal activity of the character arcs into the external world - they hold the space of a thought just as a rest in a musical score holds the space of a note
The aliveness of the play lives in the rhythm and flow of the
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