Collection of Scenes / 2m, 2f / Exterior Four actors, a man and
woman in their mid to late twenties and a man and woman in their
mid to late forties, play seventeen characters in eight short
scenes that take place in a small mid-western bus station. The
scenes, which segue fluidly from one to another without stopping,
vary from comedic to poignant and are tied together in the last
scene. Scene 1 - Jane and Walter, a disillusioned man and woman,
meet in the station. As they converse, they are convinced they are
dead. Scene 2 - Frank, one of life's eternal losers, encouraged by
his wife Clara, plans to turn his life around by successfully
robbing the bus. Scene 3 - Fred, a successful businessman, meets
Maureen, an old high school classmate of his, who is now a bag
lady. They have a rousing time together recalling the good old
days. Scene 4 - Ernest, an innocent bystander, suffers outrageous
consequences when he refuses to get involved in a bogus incident
that was set up to reprimand people who refuse to get involved.
Scene 5 - Mrs. Evans, a recently widowed woman, whose husband was
accidentally killed while attending a circus out of town, awaits
his ashes. At the same time she is returning the body of the clown
that was sent to her by mistake. Scene 6 - June, a not too bright
young girl in a wedding dress, who was just about to marry a man
who can give her everything, decides instead to run off with her
old boyfriend, Bobby, who can give her nothing. As they converse
while waiting for the bus, June realizes what a stupid thing she's
done. Scene 7 - Mace, a bus driver, asks Laura, the woman behind
the ticket counter to join him in his retirement. Although she
knows they would be perfect for each other, she has to turn him
down. Scene 8 - Four characters from the above scenes find
themselves waiting for the final bus of life.
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