
Perlman, Sandra (American playwright, 1944-____), “Uniform Love,”
a 60-minute farce-drama in English, set in apartment, 1990,
2m1f (multiple roles for the two men),
© 1990, by Sandra Perlman, perl@sperlman.com, script/rights available from Franklin Mills Press, PO Box 906, Kent, Ohio 44240, telephone 330-673-8632, fax 330- 677-2488. Cited by Sandra Perlman via e-mail, January 11, 1996; Perlman says,
§ Dramatis Personae Julia (f), a middleaged woman; Mailman/ Soldier/Policeman (m); Priest/Leo (m).
§ Synopsis “Julia lives alone in her one room surrounded by memories of the son she has lost to a far off war, an imperfect marriage, and Leo, the man of her dreams. Consoling herself through her musings and her imagined lover, she finds reality through the visits of three uniformed men—a mailman, soldier and policeman. Julia reveals herself to her priest, who moves invisibly through her walls, until the policeman investigating the mystery of Leo’s disappearance breaks through her wall of silence to win her heart.
§ Comments “Julia’s apartment should be nonrealistic to reinforce the farcical nature of the script. One male plays Mailman, Soldier and Policeman, and the other male plays Priest and Leo. Premiered at Porthouse Theater Company, Akron, Ohio, 1984; subsequently performed at the New Play Festival produced by the Department of Drama, College-Conservatory, University of Cincinnati, 1986.”
§ Themes
confession, courtship, death, disappearance, dream, imagination, investigation,
loss, love, marriage, memory, mother-son relationship, mystery, official,
reality, solitude, visibility, visit, war.
"And the Evening and the Morning Were the First Day," a 10-minute comedy in English, 1m1f "Before the War," a 10-minute dance-drama in English, 4f "Covers," a 10-minute drama in English, 2f "Jocasta," a 45-minute drama in English, set in the royal bedroom of Jocasta, Queen of ancient Thebes, 2f "Something With Fish," a drama in English, 1f "The Woman in the White Jogging Suit," a 50-minute drama in English, 2f
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