Into the Dark

A woman, walking alone with her dog in the middle of the night, confronts the person
driving slowly alongside her. Part of THE WALKING PLAYS anthology. Audio-only version also available.
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Into the Dark

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  • Marj O'Neill-Butler:
    11 Jun. 2021
    My adrenalin started to pump from the very beginning of this short play. A stranger turns into someone familiar but not, as the woman tries to walk her dog and get safely home. Many twists and turns. Every woman's nightmare.
  • Sara Jean Accuardi:
    6 May. 2021
    I'm pretty sure I held my breath for all 12 pages of this gripping and all-too-timely play. Lamedman keeps you on the edge of your seat through the twists and turns of a story that reveals itself to be not quite what it seems at first. Expertly done!
  • John Mabey:
    30 Apr. 2021
    Debbie Lamedman writes with so much emotional honesty and poignant dialogue in INTO THE DARK. Starting with a frighteningly familiar encounter as a woman walks at night, the story expands to reveal a relationship with just as many dark turns and revelations. This play makes such a compelling drama for staged, outdoor, or podcast productions from a playwright who is masterful in crafting complete stories in ten minutes.

Character Information

  • ELEANOR
    30s-mid-40s,
    White
    ,
    Female
    30s-mid 40s, Caucasian female
  • MAN IN CAR
    30s-40s,
    White
    ,
    Male
    30s-mid 40s, Caucasian male