Props: a podium, popcorn, tickets, movie theatre uniform/hat
Characters: a ticket taker, patrons, manager.
The ticket taker is at his ticket-taking (?) podium when a couple walks up to him and hand him their tickets and he looks at the tickets.
Ticket Taker: Admit one? Hmmmmm… FINE!
(he whispers loudly one confession to each patron)
* I eat gum from under benches, It gives it a little bit more flavor
* I got a perfect score of 36 on my IQ test
The patrons start walking away disgusted
Patron 1: You’re sick!
Patron 2: yea man get a life!
Ticket taker: Last one on your left, Enjoy the show!
More people start lining up, and the ticket taker makes a frustrated noise for all of the confessions that he has to make, he starts moving down the line to each one of them
Ticket taker: -I like to see gay films, and I’m not gay
* I wet the bed until I was in high school
* I took my mother to prom
* My last job at an electronics store fired me because I tasted a couple computer chips, Who knew that not all chips are edible?
Come back soon!
There starts to be uproar among the unhappy patrons and the manager comes out
Manager: what seems to be the problem here?
Patron 3: Well, this employee of yours is making crude confessions to us, and we don’t want to hear it!
Manager: (looking at the ticket taker) Is that so?
Tickettaker: isn’t that what I’m supposed to do?
Manager: What?
Ticket taker: I admit one thing every time someone gives me a ticket?
Everyone groans
Manager: You know son, I guess I’m going to have to dock your pay for this.
Ticket Taker: What? But you can’t do that.
Manager: I’m afraid I can
Ticket Taker: Actually you can’t, (manager looks confused),
Because I don’t work here!
Everyone looks confused now
So long suckers!
The ticket taker throws the tickets and takes off his uniform (a shirt or hat or something) and everyone looks like they’ve just been punk’d.
Manager: WHAT THE F-
(lights go out mid-word)
The End
Thursday, April 2, 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.
First half or so works well. Edit the end.
ReplyDeleteI agree that most of it works well, but I'm not sure the ending is so fatal.
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