

Something Different
Michael Scanlan
T.J., a young student photographer, chronicles the break-up of his family after his mother walks out.
The demise of the family and its devastating effect are captured in dramatic and photographic flashbacks.
T.J. tries to make sense out of all this, but no one is willing to talk or to listen: not his mother, his girlfriend, or teacher.
Using his photographs, he reflects, All Art is enlightening.
But does it have to be so painful?
Presented at Project Discovery Playwrights' Workshop, Choate Rosemary Hall School, Wallingford, Ct.
Chosen for publication in Dramatics, the magazine of the International Thespian Society.
Mr. Scanlan is also the author of the popular collection of plays, Inside Out .
"One of the top ten plays in U.S. high schools."
— Dramatics Magazine
| Character |
|---|
| Rose his mother, strong, loving, but fierce when angered |
| Nicki his sister, 12 years old, moody, still very much a child |
| Tom his father, stodgy, control-oriented |
| Rico his best friend, steady, plodding, but with a sense of humor |
| Karen his girlfriend, intelligent, imaginative, and lots of fun |
| T.J. Toeffler a high school junior, intense, sensitive, with a compulsion to be entertaining |
Candid is a play written by Michael Scanlan and published by Samuel French (1986).
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