Second Thoughts

by Robert J. LeBlanc

[TEN-MINUTE COMEDY]
A bride with second thoughts seeks the help of a stranger.

[TEN-MINUTE COMEDY]
A bride with second thoughts seeks the help of a stranger.

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  • Lisa Dellagiarino Feriend: Second Thoughts by Robert J. LeBlanc
    “

    I love the pacing of this play, as the most awkward conversation between strangers zips along, and the jokes keep coming. So much fun!

    I love the pacing of this play, as the most awkward conversation between strangers zips along, and the jokes keep coming. So much fun!

    ”
  • Mike Byham: Second Thoughts by Robert J. LeBlanc
    “

    This is a laugh out loud, funny rendezvous between a somewhat flighty, yet worldly bride-to-be and a reasonable, yet perhaps naive young lady. The little gems in the dialogue come fast and furious. There were many "laugh a second later" moments during the production I attended as the funny stuff was processed. Very enjoyable ten minutes.

    This is a laugh out loud, funny rendezvous between a somewhat flighty, yet worldly bride-to-be and a reasonable, yet perhaps naive young lady. The little gems in the dialogue come fast and furious. There were many "laugh a second later" moments during the production I attended as the funny stuff was processed. Very enjoyable ten minutes.

    ”
  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: Second Thoughts by Robert J. LeBlanc
    “

    Oh my gosh I love the swift pace of this play. The honesty from Brittany along with the truth bombs from Mary make this piece so very funny as well as enlightening. This is a favorite, for sure!

    Oh my gosh I love the swift pace of this play. The honesty from Brittany along with the truth bombs from Mary make this piece so very funny as well as enlightening. This is a favorite, for sure!

    ”
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Mary: Female, 20s to 30s. An awkward, anxiety-ridden, catering waitress with a quick wit developed as a self-defense mechanism. She's dressed as a catering waitress. Maybe a white top, black slacks or skirt. Possibly an apron.
Brittany: Female, twenties. She's a bride with second thoughts. Wearing a wedding dress or something appropriate for a fast wedding.

Development History

  • Reading, The Crowbait Club Playwriting Death Match, Portland, Maine, 2022

Production History

  • Community Theater, The Becoming Arts Collective "Bridges and Stages Festival", 2025
  • Community Theater, Monmouth Community Players, MCP Shorts Festival, 2022