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Short Play, Dramatic Comedy / 1w, 1m
Audrey Cefaly
Lina, a worn out waitress, is having the 'worst day of her life.'
WINNER! Silver Spring Stage One-Act Festival, 2009
Lina, a worn out waitress, is having the 'worst day of her life.' She and Roberto, a quiet, unassuming dishwasher, and one who has admired her from afar, sit alone in the diner at midnight and share stories about their lonely lives.
Clean premiered at Silver Spring Stage in Silver Spring, MD in 2009 where it won the Silver Spring Stage One-Act Festival. It was directed by Leta Hall.
LINA - A waitress. Any age. A disheveled woman who looks older than her years. ROBERTO - An immigrant. A dishwasher. Any age. A gentle soul, prone to bouts of exuberance. The part may be played as either Hispanic or Italian or any other language that is well-suited to the actor's dialect range. (As such, language substitution within the text is permissible).
The role of Roberto be played as either Hispanic or Italian or any other language that is well-suited to the actor's dialect range. (As such, language substitution within the text is permissible).
Flexibility in casting is encouraged, especially in the areas of age-range and ethnicity.
Audrey Cefaly’s plays include The Gulf (Edgerton, Lammy Award for LGBTQ Drama, Charles MacArthur Nominee), Alabaster (NNPN RWP, NNPN Goldman Prize, Kilroys, David Calicchio Prize), Maytag Virgin, The Last Wide Open, The Story of Walter, Tell Me Something Good, Trouble (Blue I ...