Two characters are trapped on an elevator (or are they?), and one of them makes a shocking confession.
That's it.
Just a normal trapped-on-an-elevator play. Nothing to see here, move along.
Two characters are trapped on an elevator (or are they?), and one of them makes a shocking confession.
That's it.
Just a normal trapped-on-an-elevator play. Nothing to see here, move along.
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ESCALATION (or, another crappy elevator play)
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ESCALATION (or, another crappy elevator play)
by Rob Matsushita
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Funny, meta, tongue in cheek, and ugh so frustratingly accurate. The elevator setting is a bit of a genius move: both in the trope of "ooo let's trap these characters in a small metal deathtrap!" sense, and in the theme of escalation built into the script. A smart idea, well-executed.
Funny, meta, tongue in cheek, and ugh so frustratingly accurate. The elevator setting is a bit of a genius move: both in the trope of "ooo let's trap these characters in a small metal deathtrap!" sense, and in the theme of escalation built into the script. A smart idea, well-executed.
