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MANIAC MANOR	Add to Cart
By: Don Lowry	Add to Wish List

Script: $6.50

Notebook Script: $12.75

(8.5 x 11 3-ring binder with large margins for notes)

First Performance Royalty: $40.00

Each Additional Performance: $40.00

Artwork Image Download: $30.00

Personalized Poster: $2.50

Type: Short Play

Genres: Comedy, Mystery

Themes: Crime, Manipulation

Running Time: 35 minutes

Speaking Cast: 8 females, 4 males, 12 total cast

ISBN: 978-1-61588-289-2

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Customer Comments:

By Kaitlyn Gruetzner - Sutherland Secondary School

Good play for junior high students. Quirky characters for them to work with. Easy set and tech requirements.

By Pam Evitts - Director - High School

This play is so much fun. My actors loved performing because the characters were so likable and the script flows well. I thought Mrs. Buffington would steal the show but it turned out to be Tabby that did. Audience loved the play also.

By Carol Gaikowski - Director - Roslyn High School

Due to popular demand, we were asked to extend the number of performances. Thank you for offering plays like Maniac Manor that appeal to both our students and the community.

Synopsis

Hired by Mrs. Buffington to solve her husband's murder, amateur detectives Alexis Scott and Tabby Ross arrive at Buffington Manor to find a house full of possible suspects. Beginning with the malevolent butler, a paranoid maid, a sleepwalking niece, several crooked cooks, a shifty chaffeur, and the eccentric Mrs. Buffington herself. The testimonies are exaggerated, the investigation highly-entertaining.