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Synopsis

In a packed New York City coffee shop, Jocelyn seats herself beside a stranger who is also reading the book “The Stranger” by Albert Camus. They begin a dialogue dissecting the book and how it does and doesn’t map to a valid philosophy for living their own lives. In the process a romantic connection is nearly made, though they decide it may be best to remain strangers.

Show Information

Book
Gabriel Davis
Category
Play
Age Guidance
Thirteen Plus (PG-13)
Number of Acts
1
First Produced
2017
Genres
Comedy, Romance
Settings
Simple/No Set
Time & Place
A coffee hour, Present Day
Cast Size
small
Ideal For
College/University, Regional Theatre, Small Cast, Includes Young Adult Characters

Context


Plot


Characters

Name Part Size Gender Vocal Part

Jocelyn

Lead

Female

Spoken

Man

Lead

Male

Spoken

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Guide Written By:

Alexandra Appleton

Alexandra Appleton

Writer, editor and theatre researcher