Sarah Bewley

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Excerpt

­ In the complete blackness of the stage, there is an audible "POP!"

AT RISE A young man stands in the store looking very confused. He has a back pack. This young man is JEREMY. RONNY comes out of the storage room.

RONNY

Welcome to Everything You Need! What do you need?

JEREMY

I think I need an explanation.

RONNY

About what, son?

JEREMY

Where am I?

RONNY

You're in my store, Everything You Need.

JEREMY

How did I get here?

RONNY

Most people come in that front door.

JEREMY

I'm pretty sure that's not how I got here.

Bio

I was born young, grew old very quickly, then entered into my second childhood, which I found far more satisfying than my first. Also safer. No longer having parents who threaten to move away and leave no forwarding address, or wave guns and rant drunkenly, was a remarkable improvement. I've ended up having a rather interesting life -- including becoming a licensed private investigator (seriously), writing plays that have been produced (successfully in LA area, not so successfully in NYC), and working as a homeschool tutor to a teenage redneck in Williston, Florida. I share my life with a very strange man who likes things that burn or explode, and knives that are too sharp, and who makes art that literally made the State of Florida threaten to close a gallery. It's never dull in my world.

I have no previous connection with Clarion West -- but my friend Kij Johnson does.

Publications

August 1994 - "Dogland," short story, The Sun Magazine

Numerous magazine articles. My plays have been produced in Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Florida, Midland, Texas, Ohio, and Melbourne, Australia.

Writing Description

I'm primarily a playwright, and my work has been mostly dramas, but I do like writing comedies and will be working on a comedy for this project.

Goals

I have a new play I'm getting ready to start, and I thou­ght I'd combine ­it with this.

I have no fundraising goal. I hope that I can raise some mon­ey. We shall see.

Website

www.sarahbewley.com



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