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Who Am I This Time?

Who Am I This Time?

Christopher Sergel
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Play based on an episode from Kurt Vonnegut's Welcome to the Monkey House.

An insecure young man, Harry Nash, searches for identity through participation in amateur theatricals. With a real life personality as blah as the leaf rakes in the hardware store where he works, he's of no interest to anyone. When handed a script, however, he asks, "Who am I this time?" and on the stage he becomes the role he plays. It can be powerful, witty or even cruel but, body and soul, Harry lives the role until the curtain falls. A girl falls in love with him but it's with the Harry who is "in character." Then she fights to keep him from his usual post-curtain collapse by trapping him into starting a new scene from a classical romance—to continue offstage!
Language
English
Pages
35
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dramatic Publishing Company
Release
October 28, 1970
ISBN
087129351X
ISBN 13
9780871293510

Who Am I This Time?

Christopher Sergel
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Play based on an episode from Kurt Vonnegut's Welcome to the Monkey House.

An insecure young man, Harry Nash, searches for identity through participation in amateur theatricals. With a real life personality as blah as the leaf rakes in the hardware store where he works, he's of no interest to anyone. When handed a script, however, he asks, "Who am I this time?" and on the stage he becomes the role he plays. It can be powerful, witty or even cruel but, body and soul, Harry lives the role until the curtain falls. A girl falls in love with him but it's with the Harry who is "in character." Then she fights to keep him from his usual post-curtain collapse by trapping him into starting a new scene from a classical romance—to continue offstage!
Language
English
Pages
35
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dramatic Publishing Company
Release
October 28, 1970
ISBN
087129351X
ISBN 13
9780871293510

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