Asking Strangers the Meaning of Life
By William Missouri Downs
Asking Strangers the Meaning of Life is a play that needs 10 performers. Licensed by Theatrical Rights Worldwide.
- Type
- play
- Cast size
- 10 performers
- Cast notes
- 5-10 Actors, Flexible
- Running time
- About 83 minutes
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- comedy
- Licensor
- Theatrical Rights Worldwide
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Synopsis
In the opening scene of this comedy, a writer meets the ghost of Franz Kafka, which sets off an existential chain of events forcing the cast to confront the meaning of life. Through a series of hilarious random encounters, the play questions whether we can understand our existence or is life just one long Zoom meeting interrupted by Amazon and DoorDash deliveries. Designed to be simply staged, ASKING STRANGERS THE MEANING OF LIFE can use a cast as small as five or as many as ten. The cast can be
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