Our town pdf act 2

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Toggle navigation. This play by Thornton Wilder is different than most other plays. It requires a great deal of pantomime due to the limited scenery and complete lack of props. The actors must take great care to pretend that they have the objects that they are carrying or using in the performance. The use of sound effects adds to the realism of missing items, such as animals. The play also employs a narrator, called the Stage Manager, who often speaks directly to the audience filling in background information about the play, but sometimes he steps in and plays the role of a character in the action briefly too.