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Winter 2003 • Vol. XXV No. 1 • Drama |

You’re No One’s Nothing Special: A Short Play

By Ann Marie Healy

Characters: RHONDA—mid-thirties; CHET—mid-thirties. Location: a
city in the desert. Time: now.

1. AN INTERESTING AIRPORT

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ANN MARIE HEALY is a playwright and performer. Her play Bonnie was produced atEnsemble Studio Theatre in January 2002, and her plays Beach and Summer A Go-Gohave been developed with Clubbed Thumb. The works are published by Samuel Frenchand Smith & Krans.

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