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Sweat

Oscar Tracey

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Show

Sweat

Show Type

Play

Characters

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Dramatic

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

April 2000, Outside a bar

Act/Scene

Act One. Scene Five

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Context

Tracey is outside smoking a cigarette and upset because her best

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Start: Oscar: Hey.

Tracey: Hey.

Oscar: Can I bum a cigarette?

Tracey: (dismissive) No.

[... .. ...]

End: Tracey: Listen, that piece of paper that you’re holding is an insult, it don’t mean anything. Olstead’s isn’t for you.

Nottage, Lynn, Sweat, Theatre Communications Group, 2017, pp. 45-49.

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