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"Grief is a guest who stays too long.
Its visit turns from days
into weeks
into months
into years."
-Olive and the Women
Its visit turns from days
into weeks
into months
into years."
-Olive and the Women
| The chorus of women processes on. |
"Him, a full grown man, chasing me, an old
woman...and then scaring me half to death by
threatening to put me in jail!"
-Hattie the cleaning woman
woman...and then scaring me half to death by
threatening to put me in jail!"
-Hattie the cleaning woman
"When I walk over these hills
I can feel him."
-Madeline
I can feel him."
-Madeline
"Your son deserves a better monument than that.
Scratch marks and sorrow are not
a fitting way to remember him"
-Olive
Scratch marks and sorrow are not
a fitting way to remember him"
-Olive
The Washing begins.
| The stage slowly floods with light. It is Dawn. The hills, which were black in the night turn green with the morning light. |
| THE WOMEN OF LOCKERBIE by Deborah Brevoort Director: Laurie McCants Set Design: Arthur R. Rotch Lighting: A.C. Hickox Costumes: Paula Davis-Larson Produced April, 2005 at the Alvina Krause Theatre by Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania |