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Costly Ignorance: A One-Act Play
Costly Ignorance: A One-Act Play
Costly Ignorance: A One-Act Play
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Costly Ignorance: A One-Act Play

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In a society ravaged by poverty in the wake of deadly transmissible diseases, what becomes the fate of the teenage girl not adequately catered for? Illumination descends on the stage, showing the sitting room in Igeh’s house. Neat and modest. Two can chairs, no centre table. On the left hangs an antiquated wall clock. An old wooden radio at the center of the stage. It is morning and Igeh is on one of the chairs having his breakfast. He is hurrying up to leave for work…
LanguageEnglish
PublisherKenWrites
Release dateApr 20, 2022
ISBN9791221324662
Costly Ignorance: A One-Act Play

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    Costly Ignorance - Kenechukwu Obi

    COSTLY IGNORANCE

    ONE-ACT PLAY WRITTEN BY KENECHUKWU OBI

    CAST

    Adaku  -  A teenage girl

    Ogeh -      Adaku’s mother

    Igeh  - Adaku’s father

    Onyeka – A young man

    Doctor -  Head of the medical team

    Ngozi    - Adaku’s girl friend

    PRODUCTION NOTE

    This is a play in one act with three locations, namely

    Igeh’s house

    Onyeka’a house

    Hospital

    SCENE ONE

    Illumination descends on the stage, showing the sitting room in Igeh’s house. Neat and modest. Two can chairs, no centre table. On the left hangs an antiquated wall clock. An old wooden radio at the center of the stage. It is morning and Igeh is on one of the chairs having his breakfast. He is hurrying up to leave for work. A door for exit is also at the left side of the stage.

    IGEH

    [On staring at the wall clock] It’s 7.30AM! I’m already late for work. How come I overslept? [He wonders while getting up] Oh my god, I should be going. [Making for the

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