Mindalogue

The lore's and idiosyncrasies of human relationship: Things that can't or shouldn't be said, but which are thought. An unrestrained mental exchange. 

Body language, facial expressions and actions must augment the Mindalogue. The actors must express (mime) their "pre-recorded" script akin to a silent movie. Except for at the beginning (the dispute) and at the end (the reconciliation) , there is no dialogue. 

A good sound system is a pre-requisite for the recording, and playback of this play.

After the initial quarrelsome verbal exchange, the dialogue changes to a pre-recorded mindalogue, until near the end, when it reverts back to a dialogue, while making-up with kisses sweeter than words.

Enjoy,

J. L. Roy