Desert Water

by Andrew Donnelly-Yunga

An author attempts to write a tale of revenge set in the Wild West. While struggling to write the climactic final scene, fantasy and reality violently clash.

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Colin Nacion: Desert Water by Andrew Donnelly-Yunga

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A pleasantly entertaining & metatheatrical piece that showcases the interaction between our world and the creative world invented during a playwright's process. The characters of Jed and Dalton almost serve as voices in the author's head in an uncanny style tribute to Billy St. John's "Figments", or even Larry Gelbart's "City of Angels".

A pleasantly entertaining & metatheatrical piece that showcases the interaction between our world and the creative world invented during a playwright's process. The characters of Jed and Dalton almost serve as voices in the author's head in an uncanny style tribute to Billy St. John's "Figments", or even Larry Gelbart's "City of Angels".

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Character Information

The Author

Character Age

mid twenties to early thirties

Character Race/Ethnic Identity

Any

Character Gender Identity

Any
Can be played by:
- Actor Age
  
  20s,
  
  30s
Dalton

Character Age

mid twenties to early thirties

Character Race/Ethnic Identity

Any -- preferably White

Character Gender Identity

Male
Can be played by:
- Actor Age
  
  20s,
  
  30s
- Actor Gender Identity
  
  Man
Jed

Character Age

mid twenties to early thirties

Character Race/Ethnic Identity

Any -- preferably White

Character Gender Identity

Male
Can be played by:
- Actor Age
  
  20s,
  
  30s
- Actor Gender Identity
  
  Man