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BLURB (a short synopsis)
Corky's magic show career was going no where and once his mentor, Merlin, died, he disappeared for many years only to return with a new ventriloquist act. At the height of his success, he may have found the love of his life but he loses sight of who controls the dummy and who controls the ventriloquist.
LENGTH of PLAY or MUSICAL in MINUTES
80
PRODUCTION HISTORY
N/A
NUMBER of ACTORS that are PART of the SCRIPT
6
DESRIPTIONS of CHARACTERS that are PART of YOUR SCRIPT
Corky, middle aged failed magician who finds success as a ventriloquist, but at what cost.
Merlin Jr., an old magician who is dying. He is Corky's mentor and believes he can succeed.
George Todson, a middle aged man with a bad toupee. He is an exec at a major TV network.
Ben Greene, Corky's agent and a very good one. He is old and still has a keen eye for talent.
Fats, Corky's dummy who slowly takes control over Corky's career and his life. (VO by actor playing Todson)
Maitre D, played by the actor playing Todson
Duke, middle aged man's man. An outdoorsman, ruggedly handsome and a little ignorant. (this character can be played by the actor playing Todson)
Peg, middle aged woman, maintains the cabins. Ruggedly attractive. Corky's high school classmate.
YOUR FULL NAME
Flavio Romeo
Postal code
07506
Country
United States
YOUR BIOGRAPHY
SAG/AFTRA/AEA actor, VO artist and host of an award winning podcast, the Towncast. As an actor I have always wanted to perform in a horror or thriller on stage, I believe that genre is missing on stage. As a boy in his teens, this story scared me and I always thought it would be a great play.
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