Neither One Of Us

by Tyler "T" Lang

An engaged, loving couple is having dinner in their favorite diner, going through their memories. How they met, Got engaged, and how their future will look.

An engaged, loving couple is having dinner in their favorite diner, going through their memories. How they met, Got engaged, and how their future will look.

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Neither One Of Us

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  • Rachael Carnes: Neither One Of Us by Tyler "T" Lang
    “

    Sometimes even 'happy' occasions reveal our sadnesses, and Lang's lovely play explores the subtleties of loss, and the way that our emotional interiors need to be witnessed. With humor and touching connection, Lang offers plenty of range for creative teams to work with.

    Sometimes even 'happy' occasions reveal our sadnesses, and Lang's lovely play explores the subtleties of loss, and the way that our emotional interiors need to be witnessed. With humor and touching connection, Lang offers plenty of range for creative teams to work with.

    ”
  • Amari Shakir: Neither One Of Us by Tyler "T" Lang
    “

    Tyler writes a tender short play that captures grief in such a beautiful and poetic way. The use of music not only amplefies the sorrow of the show, but also underscores the comfort that Jasmine and Ali find in each other. This show will definitely pull on the heartsrings. Wonderful Work!

    Tyler writes a tender short play that captures grief in such a beautiful and poetic way. The use of music not only amplefies the sorrow of the show, but also underscores the comfort that Jasmine and Ali find in each other. This show will definitely pull on the heartsrings. Wonderful Work!

    ”
  • Emmet L.F. Cameron: Neither One Of Us by Tyler "T" Lang
    “

    What a twist! A difficult play to review without spoilers, so I'll just say that there is a lot for the actors to play with re: the unspoken truth under the words before the big reveal.

    What a twist! A difficult play to review without spoilers, so I'll just say that there is a lot for the actors to play with re: the unspoken truth under the words before the big reveal.

    ”

Character Information

The base cast is three people Minimum. If you need some understudies, then the maximum cast size could be of your choice. Three is the minimum. The actors for the characters can be of any race.
  • ALI
    20s-30s
    Any Race/Ethnic Identity
    Male
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Male,
      Non-binary
  • GABRIELLE/ GABI
    27
    Any Race (BIPOC preferred)/Ethnic Identity
    (assigned female at birth - not plot relevant) - female
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s
    • Actor Race/Ethnic Identity
      Asian, Pacific Islander, or Asian American,
      Black, African, Caribbean, or African American,
      Indigenous, First Nation, or Native American,
      Latinx/o/a or Hispanic,
      Middle Eastern, North African, or Arab American,
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander,
      South Asian or South Asian American
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Female
  • JASMINE
    26-28
    Any Race (but probably BIPOC)
    (assigned female at birth - not plot relevant) - female
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s
    • Actor Race/Ethnic Identity
      Asian, Pacific Islander, or Asian American,
      Black, African, Caribbean, or African American,
      Indigenous, First Nation, or Native American,
      Latinx/o/a or Hispanic,
      Middle Eastern, North African, or Arab American,
      Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander,
      South Asian or South Asian American
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Female