Solace At Twilight
by Diane Shaffer
Why we like it
"Diane Shaffer's 'Solace At Twilight' offers a poignant exploration of love and loss, as two characters navigate their emotional landscapes during a significant turning point."
From: Two-Hander PlaysSynopsis
Casey in Last Requests arranges a meeting with her lifelong love from whom she has been estranged.
In their favorite cafe, she tells an unsuspecting Brian she has cancer.
Abetted by a gay waiter, a wine loving fortune teller and some cafe regulars, the star crossed lovers are reunited and Casey's request to be buried next to Brian is lovingly granted.
Publication
Solace At Twilight is a American comedy play written by Diane Shaffer and published by Samuel French in New York (1997).
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Samuel French · 1997 · 120 pp
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