Sunlight in the Cafeteria

by Domenick V. Danza

When Morris flirts with a young woman he meets in the cafeteria, he is quickly thrown off his game. His intention might be questionable, but her past is even worse. Is she telling the truth or is her con game better than his?
This 10-Minute Script is inspired by Edward Hopper’s painting “Sunlight in the Cafeteria.” The setting, time period and physicality of the characters come directly from the painting.

When Morris flirts with a young woman he meets in the cafeteria, he is quickly thrown off his game. His intention might be questionable, but her past is even worse. Is she telling the truth or is her con game better than his?
This 10-Minute Script is inspired by Edward Hopper’s painting “Sunlight in the Cafeteria.” The setting, time period and physicality of the characters come directly from the painting.

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Sunlight in the Cafeteria

This 10-Minute Script is inspired by Edward Hopper’s painting “Sunlight in the Cafeteria.” The setting, time period and physicality of the characters come directly from the painting.
Characters:
Morris: male, 35; wears a suit and tie with a flower in his lapel; has dark, slicked back hair; smokes; comes off assertive and confident.
Theresa: female, 28; wears a Blue halter top dress; she has blond, shoulder length hair with bangs; appears vulnerable and weak.
Man: male, 35; wears a suit and tie; appears self-confident.

This 10-Minute Script is inspired by Edward Hopper’s painting “Sunlight in the Cafeteria.” The setting, time period and physicality of the characters come directly from the painting.