Pilgrims (Metcalfe)
by Stephen Metcalfe
Synopsis
This play is, like its companion pieces in Sorrows and Sons , about loss; but also about renewal.
It is set in a coffee shop/pizza joint run by a middle aged man who has not quite faced up yet to the grim fact that his son was killed in Vietnam.
Helping him deal with his loss is a quirky teenaged girl who works as a waitress in the shop, a would be actress who is just starting to come out of her own emotional shell.
Publication
Pilgrims (Metcalfe) is a play written by Stephen Metcalfe and published by Samuel French (1986).
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Samuel French · 1986 · 82 pp
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