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”HITTING
ON WOMEN 101”
A Short Play
By Bruce Kane
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”HITTING
ON WOMEN 101”
A Short Play
By Bruce Kane
PLACE: A COCKTAIL PARTY
TIME: NOW
CHARACTERS:
TIM: early thirties, nice looking, lacking in confidence
ANGIE: Late twenties, attractive, defensive, a little angry
SECOND WOMAN: Thirty, attractive, angry
(This excerpt picks up after Tim has explained to Angie, a woman he has just met, how inept he is at talking to women he finds attractive)
ANGIE: Didn’t win her heart?
TIM: Or any other part of her. And it’s been pretty much downhill ever since.
ANGIE: Have you ever tried to do anything about it?
TIM: You mean, like take a class?
ANGIE: They’ve got ‘em for everything else.
TIM: If you ever come across “Hitting On Women 101” let me know.
ANGIE: I could teach that class. What woman couldn’t?
TIM: I wouldn’t know.
ANGIE: Mmmmmm.
TIM: Mmmmmmmm?
ANGIE: Let’s say for the sake of argument…
TIM: Yes?
ANGIE: Let’s say you’ve just walked into a party.
TIM: This party?
ANGIE: Any party.
TIM: Where is this going?
ANGIE: Just go with me on this.
TIM: Okay.
ANGIE: You see a woman across a room.
TIM: A woman?
ANGIE: A woman… Say a woman like me.
TIM: Do I know you?
ANGIE: No.
TIM: We’re strangers, then?
ANGIE: Complete strangers. But, you’re immediately interested.
TIM: Why?
ANGIE: Why what?
TIM: Why am I interested?
ANGIE: Because I have breasts and I’m breathing. What other reason does a man need?
TIM: No offense… But you’re really not my type.
ANGIE: You’re not off to a good start.
TIM: My type are tall redheads with big…
ANGIE: You’re stalling, aren’t you?
TIM: You noticed.
ANGIE: Okay. You see me across the room. I’m a tall redhead with enormous boobs.
TIM: I need a refill.
ANGIE: That can wait… You see me.
TIM: What are you wearing?
ANGIE: What difference does it make?
TIM: Are you wearing a low cut neckline?
ANGIE: Whatever turns you on.
TIM: This is important. When a woman wears a low cut neckline, I never know where to look. Will she be insulted if I look or is she showing off all that cleavage because she wants me to look and if I don’t look, will she be insulted?
ANGIE: How’s this? I’m wearing a turtleneck.
TIM: Mmmmmm. Bra or no bra?
ANGIE: Will you come on… Bra.
TIM: Then why am I attracted to you?
ANGIE: Forget it.
TIM: I told you.
ANGIE: Maybe
if you just spilled something on me.
(The Play Continues)
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