Romeo and Juliet reminisce about the good ol' days in the afterlife.
JULIET: Doth thee rememb’r yond time we did dance at the ball?
ROMEO: Yeah, t’was a week ago.
JULIET: Yeah.
ROMEO: Yeah.
JULIET: Doth thee rememb’r the hour at which thee thought I was dead and then killed thyself?
ROMEO: Yeah.
JULIET: I wasn’t dead.
The Ancient Greeks placed coins on the eyes of their dead, so that they could pay Charon, the boatman of Hades, to ferry them across the River Styx.
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Santa shows up to the wrong house in this three-line play.
Zack Bornstein re-imagines what domestic bliss could look like.
