The first act of a play that explores the complex relationships between mothers and daughters.
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It is present time. Jane’s flat. It is winter. There is some noise coming from the street below where a protest is taking place. There is a knock on the door. Jane opens the door:
Jane Mum!
Tracey Yes, I know,
Jane What are you doing here?
Jane Mum?
Tracey What?
Jane What are you doing here?
Tracey I had a few bits to get and I forgot…. all about that.
Jane You should have called, or txt me.
Tracey I can’t be doing with all that txting lark.
Jane What if I’d been out, mum?
Tracey I don’t know. Please don’t shout. I’ve had enough for one day.
Jane Well, you’ll have to stay here now.
Tracey Sorry love,
Jane Do you want a drink?
Tracey Cup of tea, you’re home early.
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