The playwright of The Second Woman. She tries to help Myrtle confront her issues with aging but becomes increasingly disturbed by Myrtle's erratic behavior and psychological instability, even considering replacing her after a violent outburst in her hotel room.
The playwright and lead actress navigate creative control and performance expectations.
The writer and director share production goals despite differing solutions.
Colleagues within the same production maintain a professional distance.
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