Bonnie runs a safe-house for women.  It is not a domestic-violence safe-house; it's just a place with no men.  It is a place for “the girls” to get their heads straight.  Bonnie is a social worker with a dream and a vendetta.  Bonnie can put her foot down.  She also shoots her self in the foot...literally. 

Angel's Virtue is a comedy about personalities:  How they mesh and how they clash.  The “girls” at Bonnie’s house aren’t the beautiful people.  Thier problems are more than sit-com fodder.  Their lives aren’t tragedies, and hope is the key to their happiness.  “Tomorrow is an other day.”

1. A signed contract on file with the author.
2. The author's name must appear on all playbills, programs and advertising.
3. The author's name, john daniels, jr. must appear on all playbills, programs and advertising without the use of capital letters.
4. A fee of $50.00 for the first performance and $20.00 for each performance thereafter will be due upon the completion of the run agreed to in the contract.  (The playwright does this to allow you to take his fees from your receipts, not your production budget.)
5. A copy of all playbills, programs, print advertising, and reviews; plus a production photo are required for john daniels, jr.'s archives.  They are due at the end of the run agreed to in the contract. 
6. The playwright does not secure the performance rights or permission to use the music.  He does not provide any guarantee to the availability of the suggested music for public performance. 

1. A signed contract on file with the author.
2. The author's name must appear on all playbills, programs and advertising.
3. The author's name, john daniels, jr. must appear on all playbills, programs and advertising without the use of capital letters.
4. *Fee by negotiation.
5. A copy of all playbills, programs, print advertising, and reviews; plus a production photo are required for john daniels, jr.'s archives.  They are due at the end of the run agreed to in the contract.