1944 - A Love Letter to Ma

1944 - A Love Letter to Ma by Don Zolidis

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Productions (1)
Comedy
|
10 minutes
2 M, 
Set: Minimal.

Two brothers heading off to fight in World War II decide to write goodbye letters to their "ma." A fight ensues after Jimmy discovers that Charlie's is several pages long and really good. Read More

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Pricing Information

Min. Performance Fee* $40
NOTE: This play is part of an anthology called Mutually Assured Destruction: 10 Plays About Brothers and Sisters
Standard Edition $13.99
Standard Manager Edition $24.99

*The per performance fee begins at $40. Your per performance fee will be provided during the ordering process.

Play Details

Two brothers heading off to fight in World War II decide to write goodbye letters to their "ma." A fight ensues after Jimmy discovers that Charlie's is several pages long and really good.

(This play can also be performed as part of the full-length play Mutually Assured Destruction: 10 Plays About Brothers and Sisters.)

  • Comedy
  • |
  • 10 minutes
  • 2 M, 
  • Set: Minimal.

Production History

APR 21, 2018 - APR 22, 2018
Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Greenbelt, MD United States
 Eleanor Roosevelt High School Greenbelt, MD United States
No upcoming productions.
No professional productions.

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