Note: this text is for an outdoor, public performance. It is written in the style of environmental theatre, and assumes that it is playing to a foot-traffic audience.
At rise: Light rain. COMMODORE KEEN stands on a raised ledge, approximately three feet off the ground from a main throughway (perhaps a sidewalk). Several paces behind him, and raised about two additional feet off the ground is a BOY, standing at attention.
BOY
Fine day, I say!
COMMODORE KEEN
(After reflective pause.)
Fine day.
(Surveying pause. This lasts until a pedestrian or car passes by.)
BOY
Fine day, I say!
COMMODORE KEEN
Fine day.
(Pause.)
COMMODORE KEEN
It is finished.
(With a sense of dignified completeness, he steps down from his ledge, turns, and exits. Beat. The BOY follows.)
a theatre without principle.
17 May, 2007
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They will be riveted.
-tji
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