SUMMARY:
An art gallery displays an exhibit of photographs. Two people meet for the first time - or do they? Perhaps they've met before. Perhaps they know each other quite well. An introverted artist and his ex-wife enjoy a twisted trip down memory lane.

CAST:
1 Man, 1 Woman.

LENGTH:
10-Minute.

MONOLOGUE:
Lindsay

AWARD HISTORY:
Finalist, Heartland Theatre Company Ten-Minute Play Contest, 2007.

PRODUCTION HISTORY:

• Wet Floor Theatre Company, London, November 2015.
• Improper Fractions, New Delhi, July 2012 [translated as "That Photograph"].

CHRIS I think the whole exhibit is pretentious crap, with nothing of value to offer. I hope this so-called "artist" didn't quit his day job.

LINDSAY You don't have to hold back. You can tell me what you really think.

CHRIS Photos of shoes? I mean, I just don't get modern art. What is the world coming to? This one - Sandal, 1998. I bet if you asked the people over there, they would feed you some line about how... I don't know, it's a commentary on urban isolation, and the loneliness of contemporary American life. But I mean, come on! It's a shoe stuck in a door.

LINDSAY I don't know, I think it's more than that. I think it's a mystery. An unfinished story.