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Six Seconds in Charlack [2] - Candy

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By Brian Golden - Monologue
Duration: 1-2 minutes
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Six Seconds in Charlack [2]
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Six Seconds in Charlack [2]
Six Seconds in Charlack [2]
Brian Golden,
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Brian Golden
Brian Golden
Brian Golden,
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Six Seconds in Charlack
Six Seconds in Charlack
Brian Golden,
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Candy
Candy
Brian Golden,
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1-2 minutes
1-2 minutes
Brian Golden,
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Female
Female
Brian Golden,
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Dramatic
Dramatic
Brian Golden,
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Young Adults 20's, College 18-22
Young Adults 20's, College 18-22
Brian Golden,
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Contemporary 1950-Present
Contemporary 1950-Present
Brian Golden,
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Brian Golden
Brian Golden
Brian Golden,
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Bard is a writer. Or is he? As he climbs the ladder at his girlfriend’s father’s law firm, a life of poetry safely in the rearview mirror, Bard starts getting late night visits from a chanteuse named Candy. His girlfriend Penny’s not a fan and the weird guy downstairs — he won’t stop selling typewriters. A play about love, loss and the gravity of memory.see less
Bard is a writer. Or is he? As he climbs the ladder at his girlfriend’s father’s law firm, a life of poetry safely in the rearview mirror, Bard starts getting late night visits from a chanteuse named Candy. His girlfriend Penny’s not a fan and the weird guy downstairs — he won’t stop selling typewriters. A play about love, loss and the gravity of.see more
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