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Full-Length Play, Dramatic Comedy / 5w, 2m, 21 any gender (adult), 6 any gender (youth)
Tracy Wells
In 1994, a lunar eclipse’s path of totality sweeps across the United States, and Americans of all kinds look to the future for love, success, a first shot, a second chance and more and character is changed by the once-in-a-generation eclipse.
May 10, 1994: A lunar eclipse’s path of totality sweeps across the United States, and Americans of all kinds look to the future for love, success, a first shot, a second chance and more. In a series of sweet and hopeful snapshots, a teenager works up the nerve to talk to their crush, a window washer feels inspired by Romeo and Juliet, a Radio Shack customer discovers new technology, and an amateur investigator looks for signs of alien life. Each character is changed by the once-in-a-generation eclipse, a reminder of our connection to the cosmos and each other.
Eclipse was published in 2025.
Black Hole SunNICK/NICOLE STEVENS – An excited meteorologist.DEVIN WILLIAMS – Newscaster.
Things That Make You Go Hmmm…JENNY/JIMMY – Card-carrying member of the E.T. Files.SAM – Just wants to see the eclipse.ALIEN – A possible lifeform from another planet.
Achy, Breaky HeartMICHELLE/MICHAEL – A teen with a crush.MOM/DAD – Their parent who is trying to be supportive.OFFSTAGE VOICE – The voice on the other end of the telephone.
Runaway TrainSWIRLEY MCSTASH – Mustache-twirling melodrama villain; male.DAMSEL – Typical damsel in distress; female.DIRK DAUNTLESS – Bumbling hero; male.DIRECTOR – Director of the melodrama.ASSISTANT – Production assistant.FANS – Two fans of Dirk; female.
Come to My WindowREMY – A window washer.JULES – A doctor.NURSE – A no-nonsense nurse who’s having a bad day.
Whoomp! (There It Is)DANNY/DANI – A technologically impaired shopper.TAYLOR – A Radio Shack employee.
The SignROWAN – Wondering about a new sign.CHRIS/CHRISTINA – Believes in aliens.ALIEN – A possible lifeform from another planet.
Smells Like Teen SpiritSARAH/STEVE – Cheerleader.GABBY/GABE – Grunge music-loving student.CHEERLEADERS – Two (or more) of Sarah’s friends.
Mmm, Mmm, Mmm, MmmPAIGE/PAUL – Talkative person on a first date picnic.BRIAN/BRIANNA – Their nervous companion.
I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)KAREN – A housewife who wants a special gift for her husband; female.LUCY – A friend with an idea; female.FRANCOISE/FRANCESCA – The maestro of makeovers.
Under the BridgeMARK/MARISSA – A teen doing community service.OFFICER – Oversees community service.CHARLIE – A homeless person.
Various cities in the United States during an eclipse. May 10, 1994.
An Interview with Tracy Wells – The Scene Podcast
Tracy Wells has loved seeing stories come to life on stage for as long as she can remember. In high school, she was able to tread the boards herself in a few starring roles in her drama department. Alas, like her character in A Chorus Line, Kristine, she couldn’t really sing, ...