The Woman in the Blue Dress (A Radio Play Re-Production)
beamation for Franny Matthews
A 25-year-old aspiring waitress. Franny is the most serious of the three women in the waiting room. She's waiting for a restaurant manager for an interview and, because of this, she's very hard-working, competitive and goal-oriented during the events of the play. Outside of this, she's the youngest, so she's the most childlike (She's innocent but holds a lot of confidence in herself, like she's invincible). While her main focus is to complete her reference and not converse, over the course of the play, she warms up to the others and lets out this more likable side.
Before I do, I think I should explain that it’s not finished yet. I work on it every night. Of course, it wasn’t like that in the beginning. In the beginning, I didn’t want to work on my resume at all. I didn’t want to think about leaving my mother. And she felt the same way. “I’ll never leave you, Franny”, she would say - and kiss me. “I’ll never leave you, either”, I would say, and we’d embrace. Those were the days - when we only had each other and wanted nothing else. But now I have my resume, and with luck, it will help me to find a career that is satisfactory. After all, I can’t make a career out of loving my mother, can I?
There’s no need to lose your temper, Alexander. If you go around saying stupid things like – I must see the woman in the blue dress again – people are bound to jump to the wrong conclusions.
Take it from me sir - behind every waitress’ smiling face - is a customer!
Congrats!
Thanks Bob!
Congratulations!
Thank you!
You're welcome!