Dead Man’s Cell Phone

Jean is innocently sitting in a café when a man’s cell phone rings and keeps on ringing.  The man doesn’t answer because, as the title suggests, he’s dead.  She keeps his phone in order to keep him alive in a strange yet significant way and ends up stuck in the middle of all his troubles, meeting his widow, his mother, his brother and his mistress.  At Gordon’s funeral, she creates confabulations about his last moments which brings closure and peace to Gordon’s family.  The play takes its most bizarre turn when Jean discovers that he was in no way the saint she had imagined.