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Frank's Life

Author(s):
Mark  Dunn

Frank is the star of his own soap opera. "Frank's Life." Unfortunately for poor Frank, he doesn't know it. Nor does he realize that his wife, his mother, his sister and best friend, indeed everyone he has met since the age of 3 are actors. But the elaborate deception can't last much longer: ratings have dropped, revenues are down—even the network itself is in trouble. As cast members are asked to take pay cuts, they begin to leave the show—killing themselves off in unseemly soap-opera ways. Frank's gnawing feeling that something about his life just "doesn't seem right" grows to near paranoia before he makes the painful discovery that he's been duped by everyone he cares for. Then there's the little matter of "what to do with Frank." A darkly funny allegory about an everyman honest, good and true—who learns that he has lost title of his very life—and his final showdown with corporate powers to win back that life and stake out his own spot in a world without artifice. And in the end, as Frank reclaims his humanity, the actors who surround him discover theirs as well.

Play Details:
Genre(s): Drama
Time Period(s): Not Available
Play Type: Play
Runtime: 87 minutes
Acts: Not Available
Set Complexity: Average
Set Information: Area staging.
Year First Published: Not Available
Total Characters: 7
Male Characters: 3
Female Characters: 4
Androgynous Characters:0
Minimum Cast: Not Available
Maximum Cast: Not Available
Cost:
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Publisher: Dramatic Publishing
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ISBN: null
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