

The Days Between
Robert Anderson
Basketball and music collide in this smart, endearing story about a daughter yearning to connect with a distant father.
Coach Laura visits her divorced dad John on weekends, desperately trying to breach the gap between their passions.
Only long-dead modernist composer Charles Ives can convince John to see the connections between violin and basketball and help this family reunite.
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| Coach Laura Starr 30s. Slightly butch, geeky, high school basketball coach. Takes the game very seriously. Great dribbling skills. Tough and vulnerable. |
| John Starr 50s. A talented violinist. Strict, patriarchal, devoted to his music, a cold father. Resentful of sports. |
| Charles Ives The modernist composer. Well into the latest years of his life, but full of enthusiasm and mischief and humor. Deeply subversive and humanist. |
Charles Ives Take Me Home is a play written by Jessica Dickey and published by Samuel French .
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