Choices
By Many Young Playwrights.
Product Code: C81000
Collection
Comedy | Drama
Cast size: 10 to 20 actors.
Rights and availability
The pieces within this collection may be performed individually or together. By default, granted licenses will include the whole work unless specifically requested otherwise. Please submit a cutting request with your application if you do not intend to perform the work in its entirety.
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Synopsis
Authored by a new group of Walden Theatre young playwrights, this collection of monologues, scenes and 10-minute one-acts explores the decisions and realizations that today's adolescents and young adults make about themselves. Friendship, love, parents, alcoholism, and the trials of growing up are discussed frankly—ranging from the lighthearted to the serious. As a result, Choices proves to be a full and rich evening of entertainment. This playbook includes the following titles. ACT ONE: In Search of a Monologue Where the Road Divides Paying Customers We Can Stop Ourselves Things Change Double Bending Let's Go Krogering Shy Girl Switchblade No Problem The Legacy Anastasia Duncan Conrad Little Man Astronaut Monologue Found The What Do I Want ACT TWO: No Win Situation (formerly, Just a Bad Situation) Telephones The Purpose of the Moon
Details
- Status In stock
- Type of Show Collection
- Product Code C81000
- Minimum Cast Size 10
- Pages of Dialogue 55
- Min. Royalty Rate $85.00/perf
- Approx. Run Time 70 min
- Staging Bare stage.
Categories
- Target Audience Middle School | High School
- Performing Group Middle School | High School | Community Theatre
- Genre Comedy | Drama
- ISBN(13) 9780871290960
Customer Reviews
Hints, Tips, and Tricks
I would have the actors come out on stage one-by-one to say their lines for the very first scene. I would also look at the drawings in the back of the book as a "guide," not necessarily as something mandatory, but to give a general idea. Between each scene change, allow each actor about 7 seconds to change costume, depending on how many characters are casted in the play.
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