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No One Talks
To The Mailman
It’s never easy going home, but some families make it nearly impossible. After a 14-year absence, Will returns with his fiancee to find his mother doing laundry 24 hours a day and his father digging holes in the backyard. If that’s not enough to spoil a homecoming, how about that mysterious child riding her bike through the house pretending to be the mailman? Everyone’s got a secret to hide in this slightly scary, slightly campy backwoods comedy.
M2, W3, single set, 1:30 with intermission.
Developed at Abingdon Theatre Company in New York and Round House Theatre, MD. Produced at Washington Theatre Festival, Source Theatre Company, DC, 1999. |
WILL We’ll reimagine what a family is. Our kid can call someone else Grandma. TERRA Who?
We’ll meet an old person. Stop by a rest home. Why are you so fixed on the details!? |
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