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Rom Watson creates multi-dimensional characters that capture the hilarity and drama of life all at once. Reading or seeing his work is more like being face to face with someone you know and love (or hate), or being in a situation that magnifies a hilarious and palpable human experience.
– Liam Burke
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Category Archives: Full Length Plays
Image and Likeness
Los Angeles newspaper journalist Charlie Doth sets out to prove that an apparent suicide was actually murder. He hunts for the killer while continuing to interview religious leaders for a story that has personal resonance for him. Charlie uses his … Continue reading
Posted in Full Length Plays
Tagged Albert Einstein, Buddhism, Christianity, Church of Religion, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, murder mystery, religion, sexuality, Sikhism, Taoism
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Manifesto of Silence
Famous film actor Dane Stafford is known for never granting interviews. Dissatisfied with his life and wanting to get back to his creative roots, he decides to do a play, something he hasn’t done in ten years. Dane goes to … Continue reading
Posted in Full Length Plays
Tagged bear gallstones, celebrity, Dane, fame, interview, kidnap, tied up and blindfolded
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The Norma Conquests
The Norma Conquests is a parody/sequel to the film Sunset Blvd. After being in prison for 16 years, Norma Desmond is accepted into the work-release program. Casts: 5m, 4 f; 4m, 3f; 3m, 3f. TOTAL: NINE actors (5 males, 4 … Continue reading
Pickle Juice
Pickle Juice combines scatological screwball comedy with environmental issues. Dottie Mae MacKnots invites her domineering boss to dinner for the express purpose of convincing him to halt development of a project on toxic land. When her other dinner guest isn’t … Continue reading
Pinocchio in the Bronx
“I’m a marionette. You got a problem with that?” Cast: 4 males, 1 female, playing 9 roles. Also needed: 1 – 7 puppets. Set: Numerous locations on a unit set. 92 pages
Posted in Full Length Plays
Tagged Bunraku, Cricket, fable for adults, Geppetto, Lamp-Wick, marionette, Ningyotsukai, Pinocchio, puppet, puppeteers, school, The Bronx, wooden head
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