Donald Schwartz
Baltimore, MD
Plays
For The Love of Allyson, by Donald Ray Schwartz:
Synopsis: Allyson Goodwyn, an upper middle class woman, visits Rod Rockadoo, a half drunk
ne-er do well man in an isolated cabin, to see if he might kill someone, a woman who
killed her brother-in- law a few years ago. She has only herself to offer; the ensuing homicide investigation flummoxes the police as an Angel, her doppelganger, appears.
Cast:
: 3w, 3m
Allyson Goodwyn, late 20’s-early 30’s, svelte, shoulder length hair, nicely coiffed, dresses well in blouse, skirt, heels and hose.
Rod Rockadoo, a beer booze hound, pot smoking n’er-do-well. Barely maintaining his eluvia-filled domicile, but open to Allyson’s request for the hit, especially concerning her “payment” offer.
Angel in America, God’s visitor (Note: The same actress portrays both Allyson and this character).
(cont’d): Detective Carstairs (m)
Detective Berstein (w)
First Paramedic (w)
Second Paramedic (m)