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Middlemist’s Red Camellia

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BLURB (a short synopsis)
Houston wants to prove his love to his girlfriend through rare flowers, but the bitter-about-men, florist, Beth, sees flaws in Houston’s relationship. Through conversations, they find that her judgement was right. Beth is happily alone and focused on the floral competition she’s sure she’ll win. She loses and is crushed. The play is about second chances in life and love.
LENGTH of PLAY or MUSICAL in MINUTES
60
PRODUCTION HISTORY
It has never been produced.
NUMBER of ACTORS that are PART of the SCRIPT
Four
DESCRIPTIONS of CHARACTER'S FEATURED in your Script
Beth Monroe – Flower shop owner. Early 40s, widow, decidedly single.
Houston Barnett – Early 40s, widower, madly in love with current girlfriend.
Ryan – Early 30s, Beth’s employee. Enthusiastic about his current relationship.
Aderyn Liv Ember– Early 40s, lives for today. Unencumbered.
YOUR FULL NAME
Alina Margarita Morgan
Postal code
07436
Country
United States
YOUR BIOGRAPHY
This is my first completed play. I'm working on a longer piece as well. I worked 9-5 until my company moved its headquarters to Nashville. Rather than moving, I accepted the six-month's severance. Now I have time to write. Thank you for the opportunity to submit my play!
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