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| | Spring is in the air, and as nature showers us with life and beauty, thoughts of the big Spring Play can't be far behind. Whether you seek an exciting full-length show or a one-act play for competition, Brooklyn Publishers is your source for the finest school drama available anywhere.
You'll find navigating our site an easy and productive experience. Our new Show Finder is a terrific feature that will help you locate plays according to your specific needs. Or you may simply use our menu to browse plays by type or genre. As locating the perfect play for your production is never easy, we invite you to call or e-mail our friendly and knowledgeable staff. We're happy to provide you with personalized service.
New to the site:
* Have a look at our new play category, Dinner Theatre Plays. Schools are increasingly adding this fun and effective fund-raiser to provide an evening of fun, food, and frolic!
* Take a peek at our new Slogan Tees, with clever slogans for any drama occasion.
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* Check out our Notebook Scripts for full-length and one-act plays. These 8.5x11 3-ring binders with large margins for notes is essential for directors and stage managers.
* Hate waiting for a play to arrive in the mail? Our customers can now download e Scripts for our full-length and one-act plays. Add a title to your shopping cart and then click on e Script to immediately download the script. No waiting...no hassle...no shipping! |
| |  | |  | | | | Dr. Sooney's Medicine
Loosely adapted from Moliere’s The Doctor in Spite of Himself, this gloriously strange play puts a mountain twist on the French classic. | | |  | |  | |
| | | | | | Dud Wars
Sibling rivalry loses perspective as a war breaks out over clothes, personal possessions, and sisterhood in general. The weapons of this war . . . milk duds! | | | | | | |
| | | | | | The Giraffe
Just another boring day a school. In the gym, a giraffe runs amok amongst a bunch of freshmen who have no business harassing an orange butterfly. | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Glass Slipper, Size 8 1-2
After Ella's terrible break-up with her boyfriend, Matt, she creates a fantasy version of her ex who fulfills her every romantic dream. When her roommate finally convinces her it's time to move on, she must face the horrible question: how do you break up with an imaginary boyfriend who doesn't want to leave? | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Hugs R Us
Bob, a charming semi-con man has established a company called Hugs ‘R' Us, but business is so bad that even Bob's secretary/girlfriend hasn't been paid in months. When she quits her job and dumps Bob, it triggers a series of wild surprises. | | | | | | |
| | | | | | The Most Likely Pages
Flipping through a yearbook can be a terrifying experience—especially if you regret everything you ever did! Kristi and Doug take a hilarious (and sometimes bittersweet) walk down memory lane as they flip the pages and imagine how their classmates turned out. It's all fun and games until they take a look at their own lives . . . and realize what they missed out on. Winner of... | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Prom Night
What's more dangerous than having five prom queen candidates on stage at one time? Possibly the fact that no one showed up to open the school! Yvonne's the most popular girl in school, but . . . no one likes her! She thinks she's a shoe-in. After all, she's first flute in band! Michelina is running on a platform of blackmail—if she loses, she's ready to drop a "gossip bomb"... | | | | | | |
| Featured Plays | | | Dr. Sooney's Medicine, by J. Cook, L. Thompson | | Dud Wars, by K. Bradbury | | The Giraffe, by J. Musso | | Glass Slipper, Size 8 1-2, by J. Priskorn | | Hamlet with Extra Cheese, by M. Fountain | | Hugs R Us, by J. Bain, E. Cope, E. Jim Bain | | The Most Likely Pages, by B. Hayward | | Prom Night, by K. Meadows |
| | | FREE eScript of the Week | | The YOUNG AND THE SENSELESS (A TALE OF UTTER STUPIDITY)
By F. Musselman | | | Want to make fun of Star Trek, soap operas, melodramas and high school stereotypes? This play combines them all in a wacky parody perfect for high school play competitions or other endeavors. | |  | |
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| | | Do your students feel the need to express their true dramatic nature? A quick climb to the top of the school's flag pole might be a bit over-dramatic. Why not try our cool drama t-shirts, called *SLOGAN TEES*! We've got shirts to jazz up any theatre organization and help your students express their inner actor. |
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