SHEDDING LIGHT by Rich Orloff

Name: SHEDDING LIGHT by Rich Orloff
SKU: 14099
Price: 6.00 GBP
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A two-character drama with humor, SHEDDING LIGHT begins at dusk on December 22, 1999, just before the millennium. An African-American cable repairman of about fifty arrives in a Manhattan high-rise apartment to fix the cable reception of a Jewish woman of the same age. What begins as awkward banter builds into increasingly challenging and personal questions about race and religion, both for the man, still recovering from old wounds, and the woman, who is having a crisis of faith after a traumatic year.

Categories: Rich Orloff, *Full Length Plays, ***Scripts for 2

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CHARACTERS

MARCIE SCHEINMAN, 50, Jewish

RAY FOSTER, just shy of 50, African-American

PRODUCTION HISTORY

Shadowland Theatre, Ellenville NY Footlights Theater, Maine The Newman Theatre, Pleasantville NY

REVIEWS

“An entertaining and insightful evening” – The River Reporter

“A provocative play. Masterfully done and worth seeing” – The Times Herald-Record

“This timely work packs a lot in an engrossing way through the well-crafted dialogue of Rich Orloff.” – Portland Press Herald

Winner, Abeles Foundation Playwriting Award

RUNNING TIME

Approximately 70 minutes

PREVIEW

Preview available here

Additional information

Cast Breakdown	F1, M1
Cast Size	2
Genre	Comedy/Drama
Script Author	Rich Orloff
Script Type	Full Length
Themes	Faith, Race, War

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