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English Tragedy Script
Something said between love and regret
Cast:
Charles Ashley Jimenez as Nicholas Gomez
Mary Catherine Zoleta as Eddielaine Mae Gomez
Alessandra Camilo as Meredith Rivera
Denise Dee De Jesus as Veronica De Leon
Sigfreed Angeles as Darren Salvador
Jay Lemuel Buenviaje as Officer Gordon Ramirez
Samantha Bernal as Dra. Fiona Agura
Patricia Abiog as Inday Badiday
Tasks:
Patricia Abiog as the scriptwriter/director/playwright/ Clothing and Wardrobe
Alessandra Camilo and Mary Catherine Zoleta as props manager
Charles Ashley Jimenez as Audio Visual Manager
Samantha Bernal as Co Director
Denise Dee De Jesus as Disciplinarian/Beta reader/Co Scriptwriter
Jay Lemuel Buenviaje as Beta Reader/ Disciplinarian
Sigfreed Angeles as group treasurer/ buyer of materials

(Nicholas opens the door to the bedroom and flips on the light. He sees Eddielaine sitting on the bed, waiting for him to arrive.) Eddielaine: You’re late. Why are you late? You usually arrive at 8:00 p.m. And from what I see, it is already 9:30. Where have you been for the past hour and a half?
Nicholas: (closes the door.) We had a business meeting.
Eddielaine: Is that so? Well, I called your secretary a while ago and she said that you left at 7:30 p.m. as usual. I also asked her if you had a meeting, and she said that you had none. So where have you really been?
Nicholas: Alright. I went out to visit a friend…Happy?
Eddielaine: Not really. Who is this friend? Because believe me, I phoned every friend I know you’re friends with, and they said that you weren’t with them.
Nicholas: Alright, I had dinner with Veronica.
Eddielaine: (stands up from the bed and points her finger at Nicholas.) Veronica?! How dare you visit her!
Nicholas: Why? Is it such a crime to have dinner with a friend?
Eddielaine: I wouldn’t mind if you had dinner with one of your friends but Veronica?! You know how she wanted you back then! You know that she almost ruined our relationship! And yet you still have the guts to have dinner with her!

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