A cup of tea

A cup of tea

by Floyd L. Sparks

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Cue and Curtain presents three one-act plays: "Release, Confessional, A Cup of Tea," general director Floyd L. Sparks, production manager Frank Miller. "A Cup of Tea," by Florence Ryerson, directed by Marjorie Beall.

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  1. 1

    How does the simple, everyday act of sharing a cup of tea function as a powerful psychological tool for control, comfort, or confrontation between the characters?

  2. 2

    In your own life, what ritual or routine do you rely on when you are about to have a difficult or emotionally charged conversation with someone?

  3. 3

    The play relies heavily on subtle subtext and what is left unsaid; how does this indirect communication heighten the tension between the characters?

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