Horowitz and Mrs. Washington
Henry Denker
1980
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This text includes hate speech against people of color. It provides insight into a piece of Jewish culture; however, The Posen Library does not condone or promote hate speech of any kind.
Act 1
Scene 7
LIGHTS UP to findHorowitzon the phone. His jacket still where he abandoned it.
Horowitz:
Hello, Emergency Room? I want to inquire about a patient. A boy of twelve. I want to know his condition Bruton. Conrad. What’s so hard to find? Look under B! Sent to Intensive Care? So what’s his condition? Guarded? He should be guarded. The…
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