SUMMARY:
It Came From Texas is the story of a monster that rampages the country side, eating all in
it's path. This intrepid group of gamblers take refuge in a basement, where they do their best to
ignore the world. This succeeds only in so much as the Hate Music will allow, not to mention the
Female Overmind. A sci-fi fantasy western with a twist (NOTE: The previous statement is false).
Really, it's about a bunch of people pissing a day away, languishing in each other in the way that
only a group of people that knows each other too well can languish.
CAST:
5 Men, 4 Women
LENGTH:
One Act
MONOLOGUE:
Tim
PURCHASE:
An electronic (PDF) copy of It Came From Texas can be purchased and downloaded for $6.00.
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TIM:
You're in my house. My house, my rules.
MARK:
But we're in the basement of the house. They just passed a law saying that the basement is no longer
part of the property to which it is attached. Meaning, technically, this isn't your property.
TIM:
[sarcastic] Isn't it? Then who does own the basement?
MARK:
[simply] The state of Texas.
TIM:
The lone star state? Why?
MARK:
Well, if you don't own the place then you don't make the rules. You won't be able to boss people
around. Come on, just for the rest of the day.
TIM:
Fine. [monotone] I, Timothy Patterson, do hereby swear that I will act as if my basement is owned by
Texas for the rest of the day.
MARK:
Now that I think about it, maybe the law said Mexico...
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