Unpublished
Copy to the J.H. Archives, University
of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario
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A play in one act. In one of the small, old, rundown residential hotels that are scattered across Manhattan, live Blanche and Rose, two elderly ladies who have seen better days, as they tell each other. They have very different claims to fame and have not forgotten their glory days, though fans and lovers from the past may have long forgotten them. The play is John Herbert's light-spirited homage to Tennessee Williams. 2 Characters: Blanche and Rose 1 Setting: Lobby of the small hotel Time: One evening after dinner |
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