The Waiting Room scene for three actors is from the play "Death of an Insurance Salesman" by D. M. Larson
The Waiting Room is a dramatic scene for three actors in which Max, Gil, and Pete find themselves inexplicably trapped together in a mysterious waiting room with no receptionist, intercom, or explanation for how they arrived. As they debate how long they’ve been there and what it means, the trio struggles to understand their situation, clash over theories, and reveal fragments of memory tied to an insurance salesman named Ralph — the only connection they all share. Their conflicting emotions and rising tension lead them to question whether this strange place is a test, a puzzle, or something more ominous. The scene blends surreal atmosphere with character conflict as they wrestle with uncertainty and the hope of finding a way out.
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