ph: Adrian Nina
Monday, October 12, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Vignettes #48
(ph: W.K.)
Ursula was standing with a small crowd at the bus stop waiting for her bus. All of a sudden a greyhound dashed by the crowd on the narrow sidewalk.
A few seconds later a man came running obviously after the dog shouting: "Stop, Keira, come back here, stop, Keira!"
And shortly after that a woman rushed by simultaneously talking on her cell phone: "That's it, we've had it, we're bringing him back to the animal shelter - today!"
Daniel Charms, 31 Plays, #7
Pushkin and Gogol
Gogol (falls off one side of the stage, behind the curtains, and lies there quietly).
Pushkin (walks in, trips over Gogol and falls): Damn! I must have tripped over Gogol!
Gogol (getting up): Such a headache! They wouldn't let me rest! (Walks, trips over Pushkin and falls). Must've tripped over Pushkin!
Pushkin (getting up): Not a minute of rest! (Walks, trips over Gogol and falls). Damn! Must be over Gogol again.
Gogol (getting up): He is always in my way! (Walks, trips over Pushkin and falls). This is such a headache! Must've tripped again over Pushkin!
Pushkin (getting up): Hooliganism! Vicious hooliganism! (Walks, trips over Gogol and falls). Damn! Must be over Gogol again!
Gogol (getting up): What a vicious harasment! (Walks, trips over Pushkin and falls). Must've tripped over Pushkin!
Pushkin (getting up): Damn! Really, damn! (Walks, trips over Gogol and falls). Over Gogol!
Gogol (getting up): Headache! (Walks, trips over Pushkin and falls). Over Pushkin!
Pushkin (getting up): Damn! (Walks, trips over Gogol and falls behind the stage). Over Gogol!
Gogol (getting up): Headache! (Walks off the stage).
Gogol's voice can be heard from behind the stage: "Over Pushkin!".
The curtains descend.
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