Vincent Van Gogh had lived in New Jersey, not Europe. And suppose further that, rather than
having lived at the end of the 19th century, he was alive and kicking now. Well, that's the premise of a play
I wrote a few years ago. I've always been fascinated by Vincent -- by his paintings and his writings -- and I
feel like I've come to know him. In fact, I've come to realize that he's not that different from the guys I
grew up with in suburban N.J.
ADULT LANGUAGE: THIS PLAY IS NOT MEANT FOR CHILDREN OR THE EASILY OFFENDED.
Email for permission to duplicate, reproduce, or perform.
Charlie's Last Song
A One-Act Play
This play is based on the life of Charles Noel Douglas, a writer active at the end of the last century who
specialized in humorous and inspirational verse, and who at one desperate point in his life...
As a convenience to readers, and with no dramatic considerations,
the play has been divided into 6 parts.
Email for permission to duplicate, reproduce, or perform.
Confession: These are early plays ("early" meaning the clumsy attempts of a beginner); they were supposedly practice for those
greater dramas that would come later. Unfortunately, I became bogged down with life and "later" has yet to arrive.
