What do you do when you come across the script for one of the most popular shows at the festival? Do you keep it? Do you sell it on eBay? Do you browse through it and put it down?
Or do you give it back to one of the actors in the show?
We stumbled onto a worn, dog-eared copy of the script for “South of Where We Live” at 1 a.m., left forgotten on a table. The play, about seven professionals in a marathon awareness program, features Tommy Ford, from the television show Martin. The play is feisty and powerful, and has been a draw this year. We figured one of the actors lost the script, and realized that was probably a bad thing.
So. What would you do? It’s like ethics class all over again!
(Oh, come on. We saw Tommy Ford last night and gave him his script. He was very grateful. Dude is tall.)