The Storekeeper

A general store, old and all worn out, sits alone on a long-forgotten highway. A wooden porch runs the width of the weathered storefront.

On the porch sits the Storekeeper, one arm draped across the back of the comfortable bench. He welcomes each of the new arrivals, one by one, as they come in off the highway.

Strangers, all on foot, arriving from very different pasts; none know how they ended up there or where they are going.

A Stage Play in Three Acts