Part of the fun of one acts is comparing and contrasting how things are going for each show. I especially enjoyed this exchange between a couple of actors in different casts after a couple of pages were skipped in the later show:
"Well, we managed not to do our 35-minute show in 45 minutes."
"Yeah. We did our 30-minute show in 25."
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Funny how one-acts tend to warp space/time....
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