Some Kind of Holiday - a 10-minute absurdity

Years in captivity strain perceptions of time and metaphors for a long-married couple, but an unexpected delivery triggers a calendar--as well as an attitude--adjustment. A 10-minute comedy for the stir crazy.

Years in captivity strain perceptions of time and metaphors for a long-married couple, but an unexpected delivery triggers a calendar--as well as an attitude--adjustment. A 10-minute comedy for the stir crazy.

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Some Kind of Holiday - a 10-minute absurdity

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  • Steven G. Martin: Some Kind of Holiday - a 10-minute absurdity

    Absurd in the best way: a figuratively foggy setting and time, a preciseness of language, minimal but impactful imagery. "Some Kind of Holiday" tickled my funny bone in a good way.

    Absurd in the best way: a figuratively foggy setting and time, a preciseness of language, minimal but impactful imagery. "Some Kind of Holiday" tickled my funny bone in a good way.

  • Lucy Curling: Some Kind of Holiday - a 10-minute absurdity

    A funny puzzle of a comedy, the central relationship dynamic was fun to read and I'd be very intrigued to see the physicality written in performance.

    A funny puzzle of a comedy, the central relationship dynamic was fun to read and I'd be very intrigued to see the physicality written in performance.

  • Cheryl Bear: Some Kind of Holiday - a 10-minute absurdity

    A hilarious comedy of a couple in captivity with word play and holidays to stir them hopefully in union! Well done.

    A hilarious comedy of a couple in captivity with word play and holidays to stir them hopefully in union! Well done.

MURIEL, a woman of a certain age, unfailingly cheerful - anywhere between 50 and 80
RUPERT, her husband, a man of precision, anywhere between 40 and 80
DELIVERYMAN, a young man by their standards, noticeably younger and so, anywhere between 18 and 40.