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| |  | |  | | | | Ashton Towers
Looking for a shameless takeoff on the popular Austin Powers movie series? Look no further! Dr. Nogood is on the loose, and international man of intrigue, Ashton Towers, is brought in coffin-like and covered in foil. When he is finally revitalized, he sits up stiffly and says, “Yeah, baby!” Dr. Nogood’s hilarious satellite discussion with the cabinet and Ashton Towers... | | |  | |  | |
| | | | | | Coyote Killer
A young teen's cat is mauled by a wild coyote. Determined to avenge his pet, the teen sets out on a campaign to kill the coyote. But in order to get close enough to do it, he must essentially befriend the animal, and in the end his revenge sickens him. This emotional and sometimes shocking monologue is a great vehicle for showcasing an actor's intensity. | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Evil Witch, Big City
In this humorous monologue for a teen woman, Jenny attempts to give her little sister the perfect three-year old’s birthday, but accidentally turns the experience into a nightmare. Neither set nor props are needed. | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Exterminating Fear
Michelle finds David standing atop a chair and cowering in fear of a dead cockroach. Together, they work toward conquering David's phobia. But can it be conquered? And with words alone? Exterminating Fear is a comedic dissection of all fears and puts to the test the axiom, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself." | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Figment
Jill's friend, Liza, has lost touch with reality and developed a new world of imaginary friends. Liza gets help from one of the college psychology professors and is now beginning to see the difference between fact and imagination. Jill, on the other hand, is concerned about the strange techniques the professor is using, so she pays him a visit . . . and gets a bigger surprise... | | | | | | |
| | | | | | A Funny Way of Showing It
Michelle won't admit she's a victim of teen dating violence. How could she—and lose Ryan, the star player on the football team? He loves her; he's just got a funny way of showing it. It's attention, at any rate, and from a really cool guy. Ryan's got to play "alpha male"—impress the guys and keep the girls in line. Nothing wrong with it–all the guys do it, he says. His friend... | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Ice Cubed
Two entities residing on a frozen world are yanked into a frightening outside environment filled with crises and confusion. An astonishing look into an environment where the unexpected erupts without notice . . . with an ending you won't soon forget. Broadcast nationwide by NPR, produced Off-Off Broadway in NYC, and commended in Show Business newspaper as "top theatre!" | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Murder With Tomato Sauce
First came the popular “Did Someone Say, Murder?” Now comes a new hysterically funny murder mystery, as Detective Rathbone invites the world’s greatest detectives to dinner and challenges them to solve a murder. But soon the detectives themselves are being murdered, one by one. Join the sinfully wealthy Horace and Hilda Higgenbotham, the pompous Inspector Rupert, the world’s... | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Phoebe's Phobia
Phoebe has spent most of her life in an institution with her fears as her only companions. The Voices torment Phoebe and constantly remind her of her shortcomings. Will Phoebe have the courage to leave the asylum when the opportunity presents itself? Or will her fears control her? A wonderful ensemble piece for chemistry-building and competition. With the potential for a... | | | | | | |
| | | | | | Tightly Bound
The bonds of love and necessity run deep in these plays, whether it's young mothers trying to cope with the pressures of parenthood, two castaways in a lifeboat trying to stay sane, a sister saying goodbye before going into space with aliens, or an adoptive mother and birth mother battling over a child they both love. Whether sisters, mothers, neighbors, or castaways, the... | | | | | | |
| Featured Plays | | | Ashton Towers, by R. Frankel | | Coyote Killer, by M. Buchanan | | Evil Witch, Big City, by D. Karczewski | | Exterminating Fear, by J. Mayer | | Figment, by D. Tucker | | A Funny Way of Showing It, by J. Rabushka | | Ice Cubed, by E. Schappert | | Murder With Tomato Sauce, by D. LeMaster | | Phoebe's Phobia, by C. Kiley | | Tightly Bound, by P. Gabridge |
| | | FREE eScript of the Week | | | LITTLE WOMEN - by M. Buchanan | | | Based on the cherished novel by Louisa May Alcott, Little Women tells the story of the four March Girls, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, as they grow to adulthood in Civil War era New England. The girls endure hardships and privations, and eventually even a tragic loss, but their courage, their love for each other, and the strength of their family bond never fade. This adaptation stays very close to the... read more | |  | |
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| | | We've got the hottest new item on the school theatre market! Brooklyn Publishers now offers NOTEBOOK SCRIPTS for full-length and one-act plays. These easily manageable 8.5 x 11 3-ring binders with large margins for notes are designed to help directors and stage managers stay organized and effective. It's a director's key to sanity! |
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