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Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun
Norm Foster
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Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun
Norm Foster
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A thirty-five-year-old man with the mental capacity of a seven-year-old, meets a pregnant young woman in crisis, and the two form a lasting friendship. A story about people finding the nerve to take responsibility, and about persevering against the odds.One of Norm Foster's most touching plays, about a man who must learn to let go to move on.
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ACT ONE
Scene 1
Time: The present. August.
Place: A dining room in a home occupied by CLAIRE Castle and her son, ROBERT. A dining room in the apartment of HOLLY Fitch. A bus stop. A doctorâs office.
There are two upstage entrances. U.R. is the entrance to the Castleâs dining room. U.L. is the entrance to HOLLY Fitchâs dining room. The one table and four chairs U.C. will be used to represent both dining rooms. The doctorâs office D.R. needs only a desk and two chairs. The bus stop D.L. needs only a bench. There is an entrance D.R. to the doctorâs office and an entrance D.L. to the bus stop. As the scene opens, ROBERT Castle is seated at the table eating a bowl of cereal. He is looking at the cereal box. CLAIRE Castle enters U.R.
CLAIRE: Robert, do you know what time it is?
ROBERT: (looking at his watch) Seven fifty-three.
CLAIRE: Do you know what time your bus comes?
ROBERT: Eight ten.
CLAIRE: And how long a walk is it to the bus stop?
ROBERT: Six minutes.
CLAIRE: So, how much time do you have?
ROBERT: Half an hour.
CLAIRE: No.
ROBERT: Forty-two minutes.
CLAIRE: Eleven minutes, Robert. You have eleven minutes.
ROBERT: Eleven minutes. Okay. Oh! Todayâs Thursday, right?
CLAIRE: Thatâs right.
ROBERT: Cribbage night with Marianne.
CLAIRE: Oh, I donât think Iâm up to Cribbage tonight, dear.
ROBERT: Are you still feeling tired?
CLAIRE: Yes. Iâll have to remember to call Marianne later.
ROBERT: Why?
CLAIRE: Well, to tell her that Cribbage is off. I mean, we donât want her making the trip all the way over here for nothing. That wouldnât be courteous.
ROBERT: Oh.
CLAIRE: Now, finish up. Iâll get your lunch for you.
CLAIRE exits to the kitchen.
ROBERT: (reading the cereal box) Contains iron and zinc. (beat as he looks at the bowl) Mom, is iron a metal?
CLAIRE: (off) Iron? Yes, it is.
ROBERT: And is zinc a metal?
CLAIRE: (off) Yes.
ROBERT: (beat) Mom, arenât metals found in rocks?
CLAIRE: (entering from the ...