A last-minute guest unwittingly sends a family dinner into chaos, forcing Harry, his teenage daughter Harper, and his partner Julia to confront grief, growth, shifting roles, and how much of the past still lingers beneath the surface.
A last-minute guest unwittingly sends a family dinner into chaos, forcing Harry, his teenage daughter Harper, and his partner Julia to confront grief, growth, shifting roles, and how much of the past still lingers beneath the surface.
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gnat frye:
Open Door
by Liam Happe
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what could easily fall into the classic tropes of the kitchen sink drama embraces and reinvents them in such interesting, modern, and clever ways. really enjoyed the flow of the plot and the naturalism on display in this script
what could easily fall into the classic tropes of the kitchen sink drama embraces and reinvents them in such interesting, modern, and clever ways. really enjoyed the flow of the plot and the naturalism on display in this script
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Dan West:
Open Door
by Liam Happe
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What is meant to be a “family dinner” held by widower Harry in order to bring his girlfriend Julia and his teen daughter Harper closer together is thrown off course by the unplanned inclusion of Harper’s schoolmate Ruby. What is already an unsteady balance tumbles ass over teakettle into chaos when it appears that the two girls may be more than “just friends”. An excellent bit of Kitchen Sink realism with some of the best, most naturalistic dialogue that I have read in ages,
What is meant to be a “family dinner” held by widower Harry in order to bring his girlfriend Julia and his teen daughter Harper closer together is thrown off course by the unplanned inclusion of Harper’s schoolmate Ruby. What is already an unsteady balance tumbles ass over teakettle into chaos when it appears that the two girls may be more than “just friends”. An excellent bit of Kitchen Sink realism with some of the best, most naturalistic dialogue that I have read in ages,
