Reunion and Dark Pony

Reunion and Dark Pony by David Mamet

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Copyright © 1979 by David Mamet
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    Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
    Mamet, David.
    Reunion; Dark Pony.
    I. Mamet, David. Dark Pony. 1979. II. Title: Reunion.
    PS3563.A4345R4 812’.5’4 79-2319
    eISBN: 978-0-8021-9146-5
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    Cover photograph by Brigitte Lacombe
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Reunion
    Dark Pony

REUNION

     

    Reunion was first produced by the St. Nicholas Theater Company, Chicago, Illinois, on January 9, 1976, with the following cast:
    BERNIE CARY
Don Marston
CAROL MINDLER
Linda Kimbrough
    This production was directed by Cecil O'Neal.
    The Yale Repertory production of Reunion opened in New Haven, Connecticut, on October 14, 1977, with the following cast:
    BERNIE CARY
Michael Higgins
CAROL MINDLER
Lindsay Crouse
    This production was directed by Walt Jones; set by Kate Edmunds; lighting by William Connor.

     

    The Characters
    C AROL M INDLER , twenty-four years old
    B ERNIE C ARY , her father
    The Scene
    Bernie's apartment.
    The Time
    Sunday afternoon in early March.

     

    Scene I
    BERNIE : I would of recognized you anywhere.
    It is you. Isn't it?
    Carol. Is that you?
    You haven't changed a bit.
    I would of recognized you anywhere. . . .
    This is a very important moment.
    But there's no reason why we should have it in the hall so let me take your coat. . . .
    I feel like a racehorse. You ever go to the track?
    Well, that's what I feel like.
    If I was still drinking, I'd offer you a drink.
    If I was still drinking, you probably wouldn't be here.
    That's all right.
    CAROL : Bernie . . .
    BERNIE : You're not going to call me Dad, or like that? . . .
    Thank God.
    So here we are.
    CAROL : Yes.
    BERNIE : So how you been?
    CAROL : Fine.
    BERNIE : Great.
    CAROL : You?
    BERNIE : Since the last time you saw me, mainly bad, lately good. You look wonderful.
    CAROL : You don't look so bad yourself. For an old man. You take good care of yourself.
    BERNIE : Well, I better. Who else is going to take care of me? . .

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