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by James J. Johnson

Our Narrator enjoys telling your stories. His words give you power. All this changes after the sudden appearance of a mysterious vending machine which causes a huge stir. When the machine breaks down, the Narrator has to make a big decision.

*Part of Rorschach Theatre's Klecksography 2020

Our Narrator enjoys telling your stories. His words give you power. All this changes after the sudden appearance of a mysterious vending machine which causes a huge stir. When the machine breaks down, the Narrator has to make a big decision.

*Part of Rorschach Theatre's Klecksography 2020

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Narrator - Man
Anne-Anne - White Woman
Man Mann - Black Man
Waldo - Man (can be played by actor who plays Man Mann)
Karen - Woman (can be played by actor who plays Anne-Anne)

Development History

  • Workshop, Rorschach Theatre, 2020

Production History

  • Professional, Rorschach Theatre, 2020