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Enduring Love Act 1 Scene 1 Summary
Prologue In the prologue, you will meet Chris. Chris is the impresario of the theatre in which the play will take place. Chris is known for being a bit short-tempered and harsh, but it is important to remember that he is only this way due to unfortunate events in his past.

Scene 1 Scene 1 begins with the introduction of two great friends; Padraic and Nathan. They both plan on auditioning for a spot in the theatre, but they have many reservations. In Padraic’s case, he is very clear about being disheartened by the countless rejections he has endured in response to his comedy routine. Nathan on the other hand, tries to play it cool, but he is too fearful that people may be right about his acting being a foolish career for him to enter.


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