Hank Morgan : A One-Act Comedy Play

(Comedy) Lillian Morgan will not stand for it. She has come to watch a play based on a day in the life of her brother, Hank Morgan, but the play is utterly wrong. Barely one detail is correct, and Lillian, as a former drama teacher and meticulous journal-keeper, cannot bear to have the audience deceived. She interrupts the play and demands it be ended to save the audience from "psychological and spiritual danger." She is adamant, despite the protests of the director, the actors, and her brother himself. Only when the actress playing Lillian's younger self appears does Lillian relent, allowing the play to continue. In order for the show to go on, though, Lillian must actually take a part. By the end of this comedy, Lillian leans that the accuracy of her memories may not be as important as the feelings behind them. A challenging play featuring characters from teen-aged to old age. Cast of 2 Males, 5 Females, 1 EitherHaehnel, Alan is the author of 'Hank Morgan : A One-Act Comedy Play', published 2003 under ISBN 9781932404562 and ISBN 1932404562.