Friday Nights at the Food Court

by Matthew Weaver

YA ONE-ACT: Selected for Gallery Players Black Box New Play Festival June 2017, in Brooklyn, NY.

Kent Rowan and brother Bobby are at the food court of their local mall, getting dinner after buying shoes for Bobby.

Cheryl Jarvis, the girl Kent likes, is at another table with friends Brandy and Madison. Her overbearing boyfriend, Keith, crashes the party to check in on his girlfriend.

Love and hate, betrayal...

YA ONE-ACT: Selected for Gallery Players Black Box New Play Festival June 2017, in Brooklyn, NY.

Kent Rowan and brother Bobby are at the food court of their local mall, getting dinner after buying shoes for Bobby.

Cheryl Jarvis, the girl Kent likes, is at another table with friends Brandy and Madison. Her overbearing boyfriend, Keith, crashes the party to check in on his girlfriend.

Love and hate, betrayal and woe all play out among the teen scene at a local mall on a Friday night.

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Friday Nights at the Food Court

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  • Michael Perlmutter: Friday Nights at the Food Court by Matthew Weaver
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  • Luke A. Habjan: Friday Nights at the Food Court by Matthew Weaver
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    This is a one act that covers many different topics in a fascinating story. The characters felt so real and connected to the real world. The plot is wonderful and full of interesting turns and unique comedic places. If you are a fan of young adult plays, then this one is for you.

    This is a one act that covers many different topics in a fascinating story. The characters felt so real and connected to the real world. The plot is wonderful and full of interesting turns and unique comedic places. If you are a fan of young adult plays, then this one is for you.

    ”
  • Cheryl Bear: Friday Nights at the Food Court by Matthew Weaver
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    A great play on life as teenagers in America. An authentic piece on relationships, ego and maturity at this stage. Well done.

    A great play on life as teenagers in America. An authentic piece on relationships, ego and maturity at this stage. Well done.

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Production History

  • Fringe, Gallery Players Theater, Black Box New Play Festival; Brooklyn, NY, 2017

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