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Mayflower Play Script

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CAST:

Dorothy Bradford - Stella Summerfield


Steve Jobs - Cyril Summerfield
Yolanda Dirigente - Stella Summerfield

INTRO:
Fade into a Museum Display of the Mayflower ship.
Steve: Oh look, the Mayflower! Isn’t that you ship?
Dorothy gives him a death stare.
Steve: What? Aren’t you happy to see it?
Dorothy: I hate that ship! I fell off of it and drowned!
Steve: Okay, sorry, calm down.
Dorothy: I am not calming down! Did you fall off a ship and drown when you were 23? NO! You
lived a long old life as the richest guy ever!
Steve: Wait, you know who I am?
Dorothy: Of course I know who you are! You’re—
Cut to a screen. The words Steve Jobs come into it, followed by “Played by Cyril Summerfield”.
The screen slides into another, this one displaying an image of Dorothy, with the words
“Dorothy Bradford – Played by Stella Summerfield”. Music plays… cut to screen displaying title
“The Mayflower”. Camera pans down to display city and then zooms through museum hallway.

SCENE 1:
Steve (VO): My name is Steve Jobs. And, you probably know about me. Tech genius, basically
invented the computer.
Museum Display of Ada Lovelace: Hey!
Steve (VO, continued): Sorry, you did it too. But still! I perfected it for home use.
Camera pans out to show display of Grace Hopper next to Ada Lovelace.
Grace Hopper gives Steve a look.
Steve (VO): Sorry, never mind.
Ada: Arrogant!
Steve (VO): You know what? This conversation is not productive. Moving on…
Camera continues down the hallway.
Steve (VO): This is the Smithsonian. Where history… comes alive.
Doors open. Dorothy Bradford enters.
Steve (VO): Sometimes quite literally, apparently.
On the screen, flashback begins.
Steve (VO, continued): You see, I am technically dead. Unfortunately. But, as you can see, I’m
here. And that lovely lady you just saw… well, she’s dead too. At least she was. But then,
yesterday she met me in the museum cafe. And, let’s just say I know a ghost when I see one,
but when I questioned her about her continued existence on Earth, her response was…
In flashback
Dorothy: The question isn’t how, it’s why. And I’m here because I need your help with
something.
Steve (in flashback): Not happening.
Dorothy: Yes happening.
Steve (backing away from table): I don’t have to do anything you tell me to do! I already made
my incredible contributions to the world, and I don’t need some teenager telling me what to do.
Dorothy: For your information, I am not a teenager. And I am hundreds of years older than you.
Steve: Like I care! Why would I listen to you?
Dorothy (smiling): Because I’ll pay you for it.
Steve (VO): Well, that was an offer I couldn’t resist. When I was alive, I was rich. But that money
is in a million different places now. And, if I had my fortune back, well, think of the things I could
do!
Steve (to Dorothy): Well… what is it you want me to do?
Dorothy: We’re going to steal the Mayflower.
Steve (VO): Yep, you heard that right. And so here I am now…
Cut back to present. Steve walks in through another pair of doors.
Steve: Okay. What’s our plan?

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