STUCK - Palmer

Author Scott Mullen
North Hollywood, California

MONOLOGUE DESCRIPTION

Time: Contemporary                                

Situation: Palmer explains why he has been living in an airport for two months.

Subject Matter: Veteran, Stasis, Travel

Note from Playwright

This monologue comes from a ten-minute play, in which Palmer and an airport barista both realize that they have allowed themselves to become stuck in the lives they are leading.

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  • Source
    Ten-Minute Play
  • Character Age
    Young Adult (18-21), Adult 20-30
  • Character Gender Ident./Sexual Orient.
    Universal
  • Character Ethnicity
    Universal
  • Genre
    Comedic Drama
  • Period
    Contemporary
  • Length
    2 min +
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