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THE WASH |
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HOW TO ORDER A READING COPY OF THE WASH |
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Send me an email with the following information. Please provide ALL information requested below. 1. Your full name and your organization (theater company, school or other group). If you are a high school or college student, please include your teacher/professor's name. 2. A snail mail address and phone number for your organization. 3. When and where the production would be, and the number of performances. 4. Will admission be charged? 5. When do you expect to make a decision about using my play? 6. Can you receive attachments as PDF files? (The reader is a free download--link below.) If you can't, I can mail you a copy of the play. There will be a small fee assessed to cover postage and copying. 7. Please tell me how you found me and my work (I'm listed on certain websites, and it's always good to know, for both them and me, whether they're effective). 8. A statement that you understand that production of my work requires the payment of a royalty. See the note about royalties on the Plays for Production page.
Daniel removes the rest of his laundry in the Harvard/ART Institute production. |
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SYNOPSIS |
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DANIEL, a young homeless man, walks into the laundry room of a New York apartment building, where JUDITH, in her mid-twenties, does her laundry, just like she does every Friday night. He wears his laundry, just like he does every Friday night. Their ritual cat and mouse game, complete with a loaded gun in the hands of the "threatened" Judith, begins. But the rules change when the power goes out.
Daniel adds detergent. |
| CAST OF CHARACTERS |
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DANIEL, early to mid-twenties
Judith is ready to turn out the lights, literally and figuratively. |
| A LOAD OF THE WASH |
