The Man Who saw The Sun
A Play
By
Simon Garlick
Characters
Arthur Andrew Davis Brown :
Male, late thirties. Everyman.
The Judge:
Male, mid fifties. Big. Drinks, often.
Mr Prosecutor:
Male, mid forties. Often refers to notes.
Man with the Pipe:
Male, late forties. Wild looking, clothes don’t fit.
Tree Man:
Male, late fifties. Horizontal grey hair, engrossed in wonder.
Beautiful Witch:
Female, early thirties. Wild, tattooed, beautiful.
Blind Man:
Male, early seventies. Earthy.
Various gowned men/guards to be played by cast.
Notes on Set
The action takes place in an underground world. Sets are dark, stone like as if carved out of rock, lighting is bleak and lantern lit except; in act one, when the beautiful witch tells her stories, where the set becomes dream-like, bright and fantastical, utilising puppetry. And in act two, at the very last scene, where the set becomes floodlit from behind creating silhouettes.
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