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More Great Unpublished Plays
A bold and brash reimagining of Shakespeare's classic. In this fantasy, a student actress dares to imagine a different fate for the star-crossed lovers. This time Romeo and Juliet don't die, and Juliet's jilted suitor Paris is the villain. The familiar mixed with new characters and events and contemporary language make for a daring and exciting production. 10M, 9F, plus extras. Two acts -- approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.
Oh no, it's only rock n roll. Kiss and Tell are down on their luck. They need just one more gig to raise some cash. But someone thinks this geriatric band will generate more profits dead. 5F-5M+1
Scary Places You Should Not Go is a club for thrill seekers. An abandoned amusement park seems like a great place to initiate new members and have some fun, until the amusements stop being amusing and turn scary. 6F-6M.
The fashion launch of a fading star's comeback is marred by a bizarre murder.
6F-6M, Comedy.
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Summer with Toby on Old Man Bridge is a memory play set in the summer of 1964. Fourteen-year-old Toby Millwell returns to Overlook, Mississippi, after seven years away, to spend the summer with her grandmother, Miss Phyliss. Restless and imaginative, Toby quickly forms a bond with Shelly, a local girl who longs for the kind of freedom Toby represents. Toby’s return is bittersweet as Overlook holds troubling memories and an unsolved mystery. Fueled by her vivid imagination, Toby and her friends stumble into a mystery tied to government experiments and possible murder. As told by Shelly, this coming-of-age story is about friendship, discovery, and the enduring power of imagination growing up. 8F-8M-Extras. Magical Realism.
In this ten-minute comedy, a young author must explain to his parents why his biographical information does not match the reality of their lives. 2F-2M.
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