Good Day
by Emanuel Peluso

THE STORY: As briefly described by Women's Wear Daily : ”GOOD DAY is an interview by a sarcastic and independent old lady of an ambitious young man for an undisclosed position.

At the start, the lady is alternately nasty and apologetic, the young man restrained and polite.

As the interview proceeds, the relationship changes and it soon becomes apparent that the lady is digging beneath the man's exterior clean-mindedness and supermorality.

What she finds there is sadism, and when he sees it too he is ruined.

He is finally hired as a domestic—the ultimate reversal of the dignity he had insisted upon at the start.

The play is stating a basic truth about virtue as self-deception and as reality and, in outline, is pretty neat about it.”

In the end all pretense is stripped away, and we glimpse not only the truth about both of them but also the harsh and disturbing fate which is inescapably theirs.