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| Hurricane Gramma
by Phil Olson #2006-0017 ISBN #1-933159-67-7
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Plot Summary Three people are evacuated to a high school gymnasium during a hurricane. The work-a-holic advertising executive, the woman of his nightmares, and the most lovable, interferring old woman are all 'ruled' by an over-zealous security guard. The results - pure enjoyment.
The Setting The set is a high school gymnasium. On the floor are 4 workout mats, lined up in a row. A drinking fountain is off stage right.
Costumes SARAH: Dressed with a hippie/bohemian look. CARL: Wears a security guard uniform with a can of mace attached to his belt.. ROBERT: Well-groomed, slick, impatient and wears a business suit. Looks very professional. HELEN: Picture what the stereotypical grandmother would wear.
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Author Biography Phil Olson grew up in Edina, Minnesota, home of the first indoor mall. His father’s grandparents came over from Norway and homesteaded a farm north of Fargo, North Dakota. His mother’s grandparents also came over from Norway and ended up in Virginia, Minnesota; the iron range. Phil went on to Dartmouth College where he majored in mathematics, was All Ivy, All New England and All East in Track, and played tight end on the Ivy League Championship Football team. After graduating from Dartmouth, Phil tried out for the Chicago Bears. After his experience with Walter Payton and the Bears, he went on to receive an MBA from The University of Chicago and pursued a business career while writing stage and screenplays. Phil currently lives in Los Angeles where he is a stockbroker during market hours and a writer after the closing bell. He’s written three national award-winning plays, all set in small towns in Minnesota. As a script doctor, he’s re-written three movies that have been produced, as well as eleven original screenplays. He also wrote for a television series that aired on Romania One Television, another that was picked up by E! Television, and was hired to write, "Hooters: The Movie," based on the delightfully tacky, yet unrefined restaurant chain. His screenplay, "Reform School Girls," a comedy spoof of prison movies, was recently purchased by TAG Entertainment. Awards DON'T HUG ME
A "NICE" FAMILY GATHERING
CRÄPPIE TALK
SCRUBS
THE AL OERTER COMEBACK
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