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"CINDY
and JULIE"
A
Short One Act Comedy
(3 Women)
By Bruce Kane
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This excerpt is provided as an example of the complete play and may not be performed or presented publically.
"CINDY
and JULIE"
by Bruce Kane
Time: Whenever
Place: A Waiting Room
Characters:
Cinderella Charming: – Young, pretty, disappointed.
Juliet Montague: (nee Capulet): - Younger that Cinderella. Pretty, disappointed
but somewhat hopeful.
Young Woman: - Younger than Cinderella, pretty, wide-eyed, naive.
(Two young women sit nervously in a waiting room.)
JULIET: Excuse me. Have we met before?
CINDERELLA: I don’t think so.
JULIET: You seem so familiar. You sure we haven’t…
CINDERELLA: Yes, I’m sure.
JULIET: I feel I know you from somewhere.
CINDERELLA: It happens.
JULIET: My name is Juliet. (she extends her hand) Juliet Montague.
CINDERELLA: Cinderella… Cinderella Charming.
JULIET: (excited) Really?
CINDERELLA: (world weary) Really.
JULIET: From the…?
CINDERELLA: I’m afraid so.
JULIET: Oh wow.
CINDERELLA: Yeah… Oh wow. (following another long pause) Montague. Is that your married name?
JULIET: Yes… But, I’m thinking about going back my maiden name.
CINDERELLA: I’ve thought about that. But it seems such a hassle. Besides Charming sounds so much nicer than Schegglehoff.
JULIET: I see your point.
CINDERELLA: What was your maiden name?
JULIET: Capulet.
CINDERELLA: (surprised) Juliet Capulet?
JULIET: (shyly) Yeah.
CINDERELLA: I thought you were dead.
JULIET: I thought you lived happily ever after.
CINDERELLA: That was the plan.
JULIET: The best laid plans…
CINDERELLA: So, the suicide…?
JULIET: We faked it.
(The play continues...)
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