“Golden Gate”

Eisenstein, Linda (American playwright, 1950-____),
“Golden
Gate,”
a 10-minute comedy-drama about a woman trying to convince
her son to move with her to California,
1m1f (teen and 30ish, respectively);
• ©
1995 by Linda Eisenstein, in Linda Eisenstein's anthology
Balancing
Acts (Cleveland, Ohio: Herone Press, 1997);
• scripts/rights available from
Linda
Eisenstein via e-mail herone@en.com or http://www.lindaeisenstein.com
or via regular mail, Herone Press, P. O. Box 749, Cleveland, Ohio 44107-0749,
U.S.A., voice/fax 216-631-5812; Eisenstein says,
§ Dramatis
Personae _____ (m), teenage son;
_____ (f), single mother.
§ Synopsis
“A
single mother's desire for change meets the immovable object: her teenage
son.
§ Comment
“One
of a series of short plays exploring personal transformation. In the series
are 'At the Root,' 'The Cassandra Complex,' 'The Club,' 'Golden Gate,'
'In Illo Tempore,' 'The Names of the Beast,' and 'Running from the Red
Girl.'. . . NOTE: Production of 'Golden Gate' requires permission from
the playwright and a royalty.”
§ Themes
change, family, mother-son relationship, teenage.
See also Linda
Eisenstein’s
-
" At
the Root ," a drama in English, 1f
-
" Balancing
Act ," a 10-minute comic monolog in English about being a Libra, 1m
or 1f
-
" The
Cassandra Complex ," a seriocomic drama in English, 1f
-
" A
Cock. A Dream. A True Story ," a 15-minute black comic monolog in English
about a woman's nightmare of male/female power relations, 1f
-
" The
Club ," a drama in English, 1f
-
" Devils
," a 10-minute comic monolog in English about how to avoid the demons flying
out of your TV, 1f
-
" Gentrification
," a 10-minute comedy in English, 1m2f
-
" In
Illo Tempore ," a comedy in English, 1f
-
" Marla's
Devotion ," a 50-minute comedy in English set in a hectic city, 1990s,
2f
-
" The
Names of the Beast ," a 45-minute comedy-drama in English (with a cappella
songs), 4f
-
" Running
from the Red Girl ," a comedy-drama in English, 1f
-
" Style
," a 10-minute black comic monolog in English about fashion tips from a
serial kidnapper, 1m or 1f
-
" Ungrateful
," a 10-minute dramatic monolog in English about a woman's revelation about
her gratitude, 1f
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