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    Ghostlight is a comedy/drama with roles for 3-18 female characters and 1-16 male characters. The minimal set allows for various suggested locations. The play explores a high school student's realization that she is talking to a ghost named Fantine, who died in a fire at the school. The student searches for answers about Fantine's history at the school and comes to understand her own experience with the supernatural for the first time.

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    Ghostlight is a comedy/drama with roles for 3-18 female characters and 1-16 male characters. The minimal set allows for various suggested locations. The play explores a high school student's realization that she is talking to a ghost named Fantine, who died in a fire at the school. The student searches for answers about Fantine's history at the school and comes to understand her own experience with the supernatural for the first time.

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    Ghostlight
    by Stephen Gregg

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    Comedy | 80 - 85 minutes
    3 W, 1 M, 15 Any (15-19 actors possible: 3-18 W, 1-16 M)
    Set: Minimal, fluid, various suggested locations.

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    43 of 61 Automatic Zoom
    time ago. Colin F. The F was for Fantine. The girl who started the fire.
    GARBIELA. No, the student here. Right now!
    STAUNCHER. You need to leave.
    GARBIELA. But you know who I’m talking about.
    STAUNCHER. You lost me at “single stupidest.”
    GARBIELA. The girl who started the fire died.
    STAUNCHER. Yes. She did.
    GARBIELA. (To the audience:) And suddenly my head felt light.
    Fantine! I bolted out of the theatre and ran through the halls. “Have
    you seen Fantine?” “When was the last time you saw Fantine?”
    “You must know who I’m talking about. Fantine!” (To the audience:) I
    realize that most of you are ahead of me here, that you know what’s

    Ghostlight 45

    up with Fantine. But I didn’t. I’d seen ghost stories but I’d never
    experienced one. Trust me; it’s quite different. (To passing students:)
    HAS ANYONE SEEN FANTINE? (To the audience:) Nobody had
    even heard of her. And now I had two questions. Question one: Was
    Fantine what I was afraid she was? I found her in the library.
    (FANTINE is focused on a doll she’s holding.)
    FANTINE. Hi friend-a-ricious! I’m calming myself down by making
    a voodoo doll of my sister. I made hair out of tinsel so I can shave it off.
    GARBIELA. Fantine, how long have you been going to this school?
    FANTINE. Forever it seems like.
    GARBIELA. A year? Ten years?
    FANTINE. I don’t keep track. But everything got better when you
    got here.
    (RUTH hurries past, hesitates just long enough to say:)
    RUTH. You’re talking to yourself again.
    (He hustles off.)
    FANTINE. Another member of the Fantine’s Not Here Club.

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