Marisela, I consider anything 70 minutes or more to be full-length. There was a play at the Magic sometime back that was about that long; one at the New Conservatory that was 65; and isn't Mamet notorious for short plays, even when they run on Broadway? I mean, the current Speed-the-Plow--it can't possibly be more than 80 minutes, can it?

hmm...70 pages, really? That's great. I think that 90 pages got into my head because I've seen submission guidelines stating, "no fewer than 90 pages."

Though, I still think there's more to tell in my play. Like there are places to flesh out the love story, or that the play is in my head and I wonder if it's all on down on paper just yet. The development process and time will tell.

But thanks for the info. Good to know.

Yeah, just write it. Don't worry about page numbers. And don't worry about submission guidelines either. I used to send to places that said agent submission only when I didn't have an agent, and some of them responded to my query and eventually read my work.