Louis' Lottery
by Joseph Sorrentino


Synopsis
Louis is a homeless man whose luck appears to have encountered a drastic turn-around when his number is picked in the million-dollar lottery.
His best friend tells the story, revealing the deep friendship he developed with Louis in spite of their transient lives on the street.
It seems that money -- even the illusion of it -- can create as many problems as it solves.
A funny, moving, and gripping tale of two men struggling to get by.
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Louis' Lottery is a play written by Joseph Sorrentino and published by Playscripts.
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