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After their first act of intimacy, two seniors try to decide if it’s possible to have a future that involves a committed, long-term relationship. Is it time for them to live together? Is that even possible when both carry personal baggage that includes exes, kids, grandkids, and a cat?
[10-Minute]
After their first act of intimacy, two seniors try to decide if it’s possible to have a future that involves a committed, long-term relationship. Is it time for them to live together? Is that even possible when both carry personal baggage that includes exes, kids, grandkids, and a cat?
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Lainie Vansant:
What Baggage
by Kim E. Ruyle
“
Man, I love an uninhibited older lady, and this play delivers on that front! The dialogue here is smart and snappy with characters talking past one another and not quite hearing what the other is saying, which makes Evelyn and Virgil feel like real people on the page.
Man, I love an uninhibited older lady, and this play delivers on that front! The dialogue here is smart and snappy with characters talking past one another and not quite hearing what the other is saying, which makes Evelyn and Virgil feel like real people on the page.
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James Binz:
What Baggage
by Kim E. Ruyle
“
Really nice, Kim. So great to see seniors being physical and the trope of the sneezing is terrific business for an actor. Your pieces always have wonderful dialogue and fascinating characters in unique settings. Great story! Brava!
Really nice, Kim. So great to see seniors being physical and the trope of the sneezing is terrific business for an actor. Your pieces always have wonderful dialogue and fascinating characters in unique settings. Great story! Brava!
”
Glenn Alterman:
What Baggage
by Kim E. Ruyle
“
What Baggage by Kim E.Ruyle is a total delight! Two seniors have just made love and suddenly their conversation turns to moving into together and all the possibilities and problems they may encounter. The play is charming, touching, surprising, and very funny. The characters and dialogue feel totally believable. This is one of those plays you never want to end. It's a winner- read it-- and see!
What Baggage by Kim E.Ruyle is a total delight! Two seniors have just made love and suddenly their conversation turns to moving into together and all the possibilities and problems they may encounter. The play is charming, touching, surprising, and very funny. The characters and dialogue feel totally believable. This is one of those plays you never want to end. It's a winner- read it-- and see!
