ISBN #1-60513-064-8
JAC #2010-0005

Cast

• ROGER: a gas station attendant in his early 20s
• WAITRESS/DENISE: an attractive but worn out waitress
• JIM: a charming and mysterious man whose age is not important
• OFFICER STONE: a gruff, “hard-boiled” police detective
• OFFICER FORD: a generic police detective, who loves crossword puzzles
• JERRY: a highly anxious man in his late 30s 

Synopsis

This film noir-inspired dark comedy explores the distortion of words and the perversion of information. A murder investigation reveals corruption buried deep within. Suspense, extortion, invasion of privacy and murder lead to the discovery of the vicious truth. By day's end, Breakfast For Dinner satisfies the dangerous appetite for routine order and tidy closure. Shadows of Evil versus Online Predators, this drama is reminiscent of classic noir with a modern twist.
If you enjoy CSI, Law & Order, or just a hard-boiled detective story, save some room for Breakfast For Dinner.

The Setting

Scene 1: The Sunnyside Diner
Scene 2: An Interrogation Room
Scene 3: Apartment 323-A (Jerry’s Apartment)
Scene 4: An Interrogation Room
Scene 5: The Sunnyside Diner

Time: Somewhere in between the not too distant past and the not too distant future

Author Biography

Isaac is a Brooklyn-based playwright and a graduate of Hofstra University. His NYC production credits include work presented at the NYC International Fringe Festival, the Kraine Theatre, Teatro Iati, Manhattan Rep, Centerstage NY, the Secret Theatre, the Brooklyn Lyceum and the South Oxford Space. His work has been seen through out New York State including Long Island and various regions of upstate and western New York. His true crime drama, Little Eva, premiered in Cooperstown (NY); staged in the actual courtroom where the trial of Eva Coo took place in 1934. He was a featured Eva Coo expert on Investigation Discovery’s “Deadly Women” series. Isaac has had his plays seen across the country including Boston, Providence, Omaha, Minnesota and Alaska. He is a 2008 Heideman Award finalist by the Actors Theatre of Louisville, a 2007 Nantucket Short Play Finalist, and received a nomination for the 2009 Theatre Arts Guild of Omaha Awards. He is a founding member and Managing Director of Oracle Theatre Inc.

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