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At the Frog Fountain
At the Frog Fountain
Comedy. By Werner Trieschmann.

Cast: 3m., 4w., 8 to 20 either gender. A bustling college campus has impressive classrooms and other attractive features, but the Frog Fountain, which hasn't seen a live frog in ages, isn't one of them. There is a rumor the college is going to tear it down, and a certain fraternity hasn't been too kind to the fountain to say the least. Yet this fountain is the place where scenes of love—and romantic breakup—take place. For freshman Mary, the Frog Fountain is where she falls in love for the first time with Craig, a freshman who happens to be crazy about cheese sticks. It's where a mysterious but fun-loving character named Yoyo, who does nothing but fiddle with his yo-yo, overhears the anguish of Nina, who finds incriminating evidence against her boyfriend on her phone. Then there's Romeo and Juliet, young actors closer to star-crossed enemies than lovers. Finally, the Frog Fountain is the meeting place for the young band The Screaming Bleeders as they try to navigate the rough world of rock bands that don't happen to be talented. What will the band do to land their first gig? By the play's end, the Frog Fountain gurgles on, and Mary, who has lost her first love, even finds an elusive frog. Area staging. Approximate running time: 40 minutes.

Play details
Status:  In Stock
Type of show:  One-Act
Catalog Code:  AF4
Cast Size:  15
No. of Act(s):  1
Pages:  25
Royalty:  $35.00 /perf.*
Cost:  $6.95
Approx. Running Time:  40 min.
Categories
Target Audience: YoungAudiences | Middle School | High School | Family (All Audiences)
Performing Group: Middle Schools | High Schools | College Theatre | Community Theatre | Stock & Lort
Genre: Comedy | Drama
ISBN (10): 1583427260
Biographies
Werner Trieschmann's numerous plays have been produced across the United States, Canada and, most recently, in England and Italy. His plays including Failing the Improv, You Have to Serve Somebody and Disfarmer have been staged by Moving Arts in Los Angeles, Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York City, The New Theatre in Boston, Mobtown Players in Baltimore and the Arkansas ...More
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* Please note that royalties quoted in our catalog are intended for K-12 schools with a standard curriculum only. All other producing groups must submit a completed application.


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