Rancho Viejo
by Dan Lefranc

Highlights

Female

Male

120 mins Present Day Role(s) for Black Actor(s) Unit Set/Multiple Settings Contemporary Costumes/Street Clothes Comedy

Set in the fictional suburb of Rancho Viejo, a couple can't bear the thought of their son and daughter-in-law's marriage troubles.

No more than they can bear their awkward neighbors, or life in general.

Dan LeFranc's anxious comedy ponders life's big questions while his characters try to avoid existential exhaustion.

Character	Gender	Age	Description
Mary 60s, Pete’s wife, white	female	60s	60s, Pete’s wife, white
Gary 60s, Patti’s husband, white	male	60s	60s, Patti’s husband, white
Patti 50s/60s, Gary’s wife, white	female	50s	50s/60s, Gary’s wife, white
Suzanne 50s/60s, Patti’s best friend & Leon’s long-term girlfriend, white	—	50s	50s/60s, Patti’s best friend & Leon’s long-term girlfriend, white
Leon 50s/60s, Suzanne’s long-term boyfriend, black	—	50s	50s/60s, Suzanne’s long-term boyfriend, black
Anita 40s/50s/60s, Guatemalan, Latina, speaks very little English	—	40s	40s/50s/60s, Guatemalan, Latina, speaks very little English
Mike 60s/70s, Anita’s doting husband, white, speaks very little Spanish	male	60s	60s/70s, Anita’s doting husband, white, speaks very little Spanish
Taters 14/15/16, white-ish, scrawny-ish, scary-ish	—	—	14/15/16, white-ish, scrawny-ish, scary-ish
Mochi a labrador with a stuffed giraffe	—	—	a labrador with a stuffed giraffe
Pete 60s, Mary’s husband, white	male	60s	60s, Mary’s husband, white