Sure Thing by David Ives

David Ives's drama "Sure Thing" explores the encounter between boys and girls and the infinite change in the subsequent pickup line. The central theme of the whole script shows the possibilities of several conversations. It symbolizes the second opportunity to end with a ringtone, give a new beginning and a good impression. Easy conversation started with a cafe, the two main and only characters were Bill and Betty. From the beginning to the end of the game, people can see a series of pickup lines from men sitting at the coffee shop to ladies to read.

Positive thing In David Ives's short comedy "Sure Thing", he studied some of the possible changes between men and women. All these themes, scenes, plots, and characters are essential for understanding and attracting audiences. Through each conversation, I can regain a good impression by getting a second chance. The setting of this game is very easy, it is a coffee shop. This scene is perfect for what Ives is about to draw. Most people talk to strangers at a coffee shop, they leave and hope to say something different to them. The cafe is small and persuasive. It displays ... show details

1 - David Ives' s play "Sure Thing" explores encounters between boys and girls and the infinite change in pickup line after that. The central theme of the whole script shows the possibilities of several conversations. It symbolizes the second opportunity to end with a ringtone, give a new beginning and a good impression. Easy conversation started with a cafe, the two main and only characters were Bill and Betty. From the beginning to the end of the game, people can see a series of pickup lines from men sitting at the coffee shop to ladies to read. This line will start soon and the reaction of women is the same. Each line is separated by a ring tone. Everyone is criticizing their fellow human. They are critical of their appearance and cars. Generally, do you have an old proverb? You'll never have a second chance to give a first impression. The ring tone represents a new beginning. On the building's pickup line, he mistakenly thought of the author. What? (clock)