

Balcony Scene, The
Wil Calhoun
This moving fantasy takes its mood from thoughts and words at the funeral of a ne'er do well.
The deceased defends his life and flails out at those he can no longer reach while the mourners' thoughts - brave, pathetic and petty, but honest - flow out.
The play unfolds in a blend of pathos, philosophy, and ironic humor.
| Character |
|---|
| His Friend 60, dignified and deeply solemn |
| A Mother 50, trying hard to remain young |
| Her Daughter 23, overdressed and selfish |
| A Wife 45, sour and domineering |
| Her Husband 45, short, heavy, and suffering from illness |
| A Gangster 40, large, loud-voiced and flashily dressed |
| A Girl 21, pretty and appealing |
| A Man 23 |
Balcony Scene is a American comedy play written by Donald Elser and published by Samuel French (2008).
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