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Milk and Cookies 006 - Woman 3

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By Evan Guilford-Blake - Monologue
Duration: 0.5-1 minute
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Milk and Cookies 006
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TITLE
What is Gained is Loss [12]
What is Gained is Loss [12]
PLAYWRIGHT
Evan Guilford-Blake
Evan Guilford-Blake
PLAY/BOOK
What is Gained is Loss
What is Gained is Loss
AGE RANGE
Mature 50's, Adults 30-40's
Mature 50's, Adults 30-40's
SUB GENRE
Contemporary 1950-Present
Contemporary 1950-Present
COPYRIGHT
Evan Guilford-Blake
Evan Guilford-Blake
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March 1996. Thirtysomething Marge's reverie about the single man on her milk carton is interrupted by the news—broadcast by the mysterious Blondie—that a teller at the local bank is dead and that there are still no leads in the ten year old theft of a carton of milk from Sam's Twenty Four Hour Market. Marge's seven-year-old son Jackie tells her that he and his younger sister poisoned the cookies they gave the bank teller. As the police arrive, Marge flees, leaving her children to fend for themselves. Limping along the highway, Marge accepts a ride from Bruce, the man on the milk carton and about her age. Bruce, on the run from "milk," a conspiratorial corporate entity, persuades her to join him in a quest to find Rufus, a reputed freelance version of the witness protection program rumored to be somewhere in Montana. Their quest takes them through Nevada and Idaho, as they steal cars, break into slot machines, rearrange dairy cases and yell "fire" in a half-crowded theater—and eventually follow Blondie to a dairy farm in Montana. Will Rufus give them the new identities they crave? What about Marge's children? And what if the milk conspiracy turns out to be reality...see less
March 1996. Thirtysomething Marge's reverie about the single man on her milk carton is interrupted by the news—broadcast by the mysterious Blondie—that a teller at the local bank is dead and that there are still no leads in the ten year old theft of a carton of milk from Sam's Twenty Four Hour Market. Marge's seven-year-old son Jackie tells her that he and his...see more
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