Dungeons
by David L. Paterson, David Paterson
What readers are saying
Readers find the premise interesting and unique, highlighting an intriguing storyline involving an earthquake and underground life. The play features a mix of humor and drama, making it an engaging experience.
Synopsis
A catastrophic steam pipe explosion in midtown Manhattan catapults Michael, an anxious, corporate climbing yuppie, and his recently purchased Mercedes several stories below ground into access tunnel 3F on level C, also known as Leonard's living room.
Leonard is a cantankerous homeless man in his early fifties who shares this space with a mouse like girl named Francis.
Unhurt but trapped, the threesome share imprisonment as well as a few secrets while waiting to be rescued.
Publication
Dungeons is a American comedy play written by David L. Paterson and published by Samuel French (1995).
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Samuel French · 1995 · 85 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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