Pants
Person 1: with pants
Person 2: without pants
Person 3: without pants
Person 1 [standing and looking around]
Person 2: [walks in wearing underwear] hey.
Person 1: *pause* hey?
Person 2: how’s it going?
Person 1: good?
Person 2: that’s nice.
Person 1: Um…uh…why aren’t you wearing any pants?
Person 2: What? I’m wearing pants.
Person 1: No you’re not. You’re in your underwear. Have you lost your mind?
Person 2: You are the one who’s lost your mind. I am totally wearing pants.
Person 1: [looks confused] O…K?
Person 2: [shakes head and waits a few seconds] So how’s life? Everything well?
Person 1: Look, man, just put on some pants.
Person 2: [looking offended] I am wearing pants. You can't see them.
Person 1: You definitely aren’t wearing pants.
Person 2: Yes I am—[cut of by person 1]
Person 1: No you’re not! These are pants [points to their own pants]. Those are boxers. You are wearing boxers, which are NOT pants!
Person 2: You can see my boxers?
Person 1: YES! That’s all you’re wearing. Just underwear. No pants.
Person 2: What are you talking about? Hey you [shouting off stage]! Am I or am I not wearing pants?
Person 3: [Walks on to stage also in underwear]. Yeah you’re wearing pants.
Person 1: [look of disgust and confusion, then exit stage left (or right)]
Persons 2&3: [look at each other, shrug, and exit stage opposite of person 1]
--END SCENE--
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
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this blog is where we'll post play submissions for the 2009 two-minutes play contest as soon as we start receiving them. readers will read and rate the plays, and based on those ratings, we'll narrow down the submissions to a final group. each play must be read by at least three readers.
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