

I'M A Stranger Here Myself
Everett P. Miller
From the nationally recognized Educational Theatre Association’s Thespian Playworks competition comes this short script, created by a high school-aged playwright.
Consequential Strangers is a comedic piece that explores fulfillment and gender roles through an unlikely encounter in a men’s bathroom.
James is a single father struggling to change his daughter’s diaper in a bathroom without a changing table.
Rob steps in to help, and an unlikely conversation ensues.
Faced with unconventional circumstances, James and Rob discuss fulfillment, hurt, and expectations — all while trying to change a diaper.
| Character |
|---|
| ROB an outgoing man in his early thirties |
| AMBER |
| MARTIN |
| MRS. WACKETT A cheerful chatterbox of a woman whom spends her time gossiping and spreading rumors about fellow women in the neighborhood. Age 36. |
| JAMES a burdened man in his early thirties |
| AMBER'S MOM |
| BRADY |
| MRS. SEABROOKE Quieter than all of her friends. She is insecure and often goes along with whatever her friends say. Age 34. |
| BLAKE |
| CLAIRE |
| MRS. POPLAWSKI A rather judgemental and mean woman who thinks that a woman’s place is in the kitchen and the home only. Age 37. |
| YOUNG BLAKE |
| MADDY |
| MRS. QUIGLEY A fiery and willful woman who often judges other people for their moral ideals and feels that she is the height of morality. Age 38. |
| STUDENT 1 |
| STUDENT 2 |
| DIANA |
| GEORGE |
| CANDY |
| ANDY |
| TEACHER |
| BLAKE'S MOM |
| CLAY (BLAKE'S DAD) |
| BULLY |
| RAINA |
Consequential Strangers is a comedy play written by Kea Kamiya and published by Samuel French .
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