Ordinary Days

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  • The Cast
  • (order in program)

Claire (Jill Iverson)

Jason (Carter Rice)

Deb (Samantha Pelham)

Warren (Zoie Lanning)

Special Appearance by Kevin Kunz

Pianist (Abigail Olson)
Ordinary-17

Let the music begin!   The curtain opens on a park somewhere in New York City.

Ordinary-29
After one person finally takes an art flyer, Warren takes heart that the flyers will be a success “One by One by One.”
Ordinary-47
Deb, working to measure up to her potential and to please other people admits:  “Don't Wanna be Here.”
Ordinary-78
Jason, tired of walking the 14 blocks to see his girlfriend, is moving in with her to reduce “The Space Between.”
Ordinary-108
Claire starts going through her things, wanting to “Let Things Go” to make room in her apartment for Jason but finally decides to keep everything..
Ordinary-125
Deb writes to her thesis advisor explaining that she has misplaced all of her notes: “Dear Professor Thompson, Pt. 1.”
Ordinary-142
Some of the things that Warren has found on the street, including a book of notes on Virginia Woolf, provide glimpses into someone’s  “Life Story.”
Ordinary-148
Deb suggests that perhaps she could be awarded her degree without submitting a thesis:  “Dear Professor Thompson, Pt. 2.”
Ordinary-191
Claire and Jason remember their adventures exploring New York, but Jason admits that some of them were difficult for him:  ”I'm Trying.”
Ordinary-234
“Saturday at the Met” Claire and Jason take the audio tour, but are not interested in the same types of art.
Ordinary-278
Alone, Jason rhapsodizes about his “Favorite Places,” the most favorite of which is where Claire is with him.
Ordinary-297
Warren tells Deb that their meeting at the Met is a “Sort-Of Fairy Tale.”  Deb doesn’t see it that way.
Ordinary-350
Jason and Claire bicker and rather than work things out, they just say “Fine.”
Ordinary-406
At Starbucks, Deb describes her “Big Picture” in which she becomes a very wealthy, successful person.  Warren's ambitions are different.
Ordinary-445
Led by Jason, everyone comes on stage to remind the audience of their life stories, almost lost in the “Hundred-Story City.”
Ordinary-485
Having had her thesis rejected by her advisor and near a nervous breakdown, Deb seeks “Calm.”
Ordinary-516
Warren’s “Life Story” is not turning out well.
Ordinary-526
Claire feels that she’s “Gotta Get Out,” so she tells a cabbie just to take her away.
Ordinary-543
High above the city, watching the people below, Deb and Warren sing a “Rooftop Duet” and toss Warren’s art flyers and Deb’s thesis notes out into the night.
Ordinary-613
The falling papers remind Claire of 9/11, when her husband was killed, but one of Warren's flyers tells Jason that everything will be okay.
Ordinary-674
Claire hears her husband’s voice giving her permission to love again, and she tells Jason “I'll Be Here.”
Ordinary-704
Warren shows Deb that for something to be “Beautiful” someone must be there to see the beauty.
Ordinary-710
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