

Dolphins And Sharks
James Anthony Tyler
Coyotes evading police.
Billboards predicting the end of the world.
It’s been a strange day at the office, and it’s only nine a.m.
Moving floor by floor from the basement up to the roof, scenes between employees in a corporate office explore the angst-ridden relationships between those that people often take most advantage of: their coworkers.
"Five Stars! [Swimmers] is such a strong outing that it makes one eager to see what else Bonds has up her sleeve [...] the dialogue is often funny in its painful awkwardness. The characters are a charming, fascinating group of people."
— Marin Independent Journal
"[Bonds] writes with a sensitive touch that, along with the pain, also acknowledges the inescapable humanity of her characters and the humor that accompanies their angst. Mix empathy and laughs with a light splash of existential dread and you have a pretty potent dramatic framework."
— Pacific Sun
| Character |
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| Tom Sales. Could be any race/ethnicity. Early 40’s. |
| Farrah Product Development. Could be any non-WASPy race/ethnicity. Early 30’s. |
| Yuri Product Development. Russian. Moved to US for college. Mid-to-late 30’s. |
| Bill Product Development. African-American. Early 30’s. |
| Randy Sales. Could be any race/ethnicity. Late 20’s-Early 30’s. |
| Priya Sales. First-generation American, born to Indian parents. Late 20’s-Early 30’s. |
| Charlene Administration. Latina. Early-to-mid 40’s. |
| Vivian Intern. Very beautiful and ethnically ambiguous. Early 20’s – 25. |
| Dennis R&D. Overweight. White. 40ish. |
| George COO. White. Mid 50’s. |
| Walter Facilities Management. African-American. Late 40’s/early 50’s. |
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Swimmers is a comedy play written by Rachel Bonds and published by Samuel French .
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