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When the Sun Rises: A Vampire Tale

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In "When the Sun Rises: A Vampire Tale," Sebastian, a vampire running a brothel disguised as a vape shop, faces existential weariness. As dawn approaches, he grapples with his immortality and the fates of those around him, including Gina, a zombie prostitute, and Tyson, a police chief seeking eternal life.
LENGTH of PLAY or MUSICAL in MINUTES
30
PRODUCTION HISTORY
None.
NUMBER of ACTORS that are PART of the SCRIPT
5
DESRIPTIONS of CHARACTERS that are PART of YOUR SCRIPT
Sebastian: A world-weary vampire running a brothel behind the facade of a vape shop.
Gina: A zombie working as a prostitute in Sebastian's brothel.
Tyson: Chief of Police, desirous of eternal life.
Chase: A disillusioned man seeking rock bottom.
Sheila: A succubus working as a prostitute in Sebastian's brothel.
YOUR FULL NAME
Ryan Matthew Kerbow
Postal code
89138
Country
United States
YOUR BIOGRAPHY
Ryan Kerbow lives and works in Las Vegas, Nevada. He and his wife are raising two children. Ryan began writing one-act plays on his cell phone in his spare time.
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