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Key Information

Show

4000 Miles

Show Type

Play

Characters

Leo Joseph-Connell Vera Joseph

Genders

: 1
: 1

Style

Comedic

Length

Medium

Time Period

Contemporary

Time/Place

New York City apartment, September, present day

Act/Scene

Act One, Scene One

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Context

After biking across the country, Leo shows up at his 91-year-old

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Start:

Leo: You haven’t changed the name. On the buzzer.

Vera: What?

Leo: The buzzer! It still says Joe Joseph!

Vera: So?

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End:

Vera: That was a long time ago. (He hesitates.) You need anything else?

Joe: No, I -- Grandma --

Vera: Yes?

His uncertainty dissolves into a big smile.

Leo: �� good night.

Amy Herzog, 4000 Miles, American Theatre Journal, April 2012, pp.64-65.

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