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  | | Script: $9.00 | | Notebook Script: $16.75 | | | (8.5 x 11 3-ring binder with large margins for notes) |
| | eAudition Monologue (Digital Download): $1.99 | | First Performance Royalty: $75.00 | | Each Additional Performance: $75.00 | | Limited Video Rights: $50.00 (See FAQ for full description.) | | Limited Streaming/Broadcast Rights: $50.00 (See FAQ for full description.) | | Extra Streams: $0.50 | | | (Valid with purchase of Limited Streaming/Broadcast Right. See FAQ for full description.) |
| | | Type: Full Length Play | | Genre: Comedy | | Themes: Dating, Teen Experience | | Running Time: 90 minutes | | Speaking Cast: 2-11 females, 3-11 males, 3 either, 8-25 total cast | | Flexibility: doubling possible, gender flexible | | ISBN: 978-1-61588-384-4 |
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| | | Synopsis | | High school students will surprise you. They just will, and the best we can do is accept the surprises and roll with the twists, turns, foreign cultures, ball sports, and throbbing hearts. This is an entire series of short plays all about teens transforming themselves into anything but themselves. Read on!
It's no secret that high school students have more fun, and it's quite possible you're already familiar with Cyrano, but even so, the first play in the series will have you impressed with a middle schooler's attempt to help a senior impress his girlfriend by reciting Cyrano. Impressive until it backfires. The next play in the series has a high school student embodying Dorothy, Macbeth and Saint Joan to avoid taking an English quiz, which is quite successful until the teacher hands her the quiz. Step forward to another play and we find a guy relying on his childhood friend to translate his love to a foreign exchange student. There's only one problem: the childhood friend has a mad crush on him, so she's not translating anything. The surprises keep rolling one after another in this wonderful series of seven short plays all about teens "wowing" the world with their highly-creative awesomeness. (Awesomeness is the only word we could think of to describe these young adults.) |
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