THE CELL MONOLOGUES – COMFORT

Something has happened and Maddie finds herself in a police station – her life will change forever – she has no idea who to turn to for help.

 

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THE CELL MONOLOGUES – COMFORT

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CHARACTERS

Maddie – 46

 

PRODUCTION HISTORY

First performed 29 September 2021 at The Green Room Theatre, Dorking, UK. A production from DDOS.

MADDIE was performed by Abby Still

 

REVIEWS

‘We take comfort in a lot of things; stability, routine, faith in a higher power (perhaps), the idea that we are in control of out destiny. But all that can change in a moment’s lapse in judgement, as Paul Smith expertly shows us in this riveting monologue. And now Maddie, never one to be bothered by solitude, finds herself alone after a tragedy, completely out of any sort of comfort zone. The added irony is that her calling no longer allows her any comfort either. She is truly alone here. Terrific writing!’ – John Busser on New Play Exchange

 

‘A life can chance forever in an instant. Kudos to Paul Smith for crafting this character and a monologue that voices such a range of emotions in short, staccato language syntax that perfectly mirrors Maddie’s mental state. CELL – COMFORT is a gem for any actor to perform!’ – Vivian Lermond on New Play Exchange

 

RUNNING TIME

Approximately 5-8 minutes

 

PREVIEW

Preview available here

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