[Gravedigger sits in a dark room, on a chair, wearing only a black pair of boxer shorts. A light above his head swings ominously.] “When I was eight years old, I became homeless. My mother was a drug addicted whore … Read More
Coming of Age
“I’m pissed…” [Gravedigger sits against a tombstone, his head rested back.] “At myself.” [His melancholy reverberates.] “I wanna sit here and talk about what it means to be a man. That’s what I thought I was. Not just any man, … Read More
Knew, Want, Won’t
“I can’t do this. I won’t.” Flashback. The Slums. Gravedigger sits slumped against a brick wall, his eyes wavering into unconsciousness. His arm has a plastic strap tied around it, a plastic bag, and there’s a needle sticking out of … Read More
Behind The Curtain
A young boy sneaks into a circus. The size of it leaves him awestruck. The flashing lights, the glitz and the glamor, it’s a marvel to his young homeless eyes. The performers are a family. They’re synchronized and faultless – … Read More
Somebody Else’s Problems
THE MORTUARY – NIGHT An eerie fog. Tombstones as far as the eye can see. In the distance, the sound of footsteps. Gravedigger walks with a purpose, stopping at a grave. The headstone reads Carlos Quita. GRAVEDIGGER “Everybody’s got problems. … Read More
And The Dark Brown Dirt
“Everyone fears the dirt.” “It’s natural. They know that once they come to rest within it, everything they are returns to the earth that surrounds them. Their bones become brittle and fragile, their flesh melts into the mud and their … Read More

