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| | | | |  | | AL WAS RIGHT | | By: Ryan Armstrong | ( : 40  ;  : 2  , 3  , 5  ;
 : 1-5  ,  ) | | The future. Moments before World War IV but after the collapse of technology and order. As the Mexi-American army prepares to defend their bunker against an invading army of Canadians, it is a hard time to find any sense of intelligence. But, all’s well that ends well. Maybe a marriage. Maybe a funeral. Maybe a Deus ex machina. Who knows in this post-apocalyptic... read more |
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| | | EMINENT DOMAIN | | By: Greg Cummings | (: 10 ; : 1  , 1  , 2 ) | | Student teachers Marjorie and Ken rehearse a gender role-reversal play for their elementary school students who will arrive any minute. Marjorie wrote and cast Ken as the queen all because she has a crush on him. Initially miffed that he has to wear a wig and gown, Ken eventually acquiesces and he and Marjorie become very close, as their... read more | | | GARY'S METAMORPHOSIS | | By: Greg Cummings | | (: 5 ; : 2 , 2 , 4 ) | | Gary is a high school procrastinator who reads all required texts the day before the test. Last night he read Kafka's The Metamorphosis. This morning he's a bug. Duration: 5 minutes. | |  | | THE MISADVENTURES OF ROMEO AND JULIET | | A Rehearsal Nightmare | | By: Stephen Frankenfield | (: 45 ; : 5 , 3 , 7-12  , 15-20 ;
:  , ) | | Welcome to the final dress rehearsal for Romeo and Juliet where our director is trying to direct egos, stagehands, stage managers and lost actors moseying into the wrong rehearsal – like Dorothy (yes, the one from Kansas) and Blatman, who freakishly resembles another caped crusader. Even Shakespeare has returned to do some minor – or major, depending on... read more |
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| | | PRISCILLA THE PRECIOUS | | By: Debbie Lannen | | (: 5 ; : 1 , 1 , 2 ) | | Considering a cruise vacation? Exotic ports, fine dining, nightly entertainment ... pirates? Perhaps ye might think again landlubber! Duration: 5 minutes. | |  | | UNDERSTANDING LEAR | | By: Joe Godfrey | | (: 15 ; : 2 , 2 ) | | A veteran actor prepares to deliver a lecture on the meaning of Shakespeare's King Lear, when he is interrupted by a cell phone going off more than once in the audience. Ordering the offending audience member on stage to explain his rude behavior, the actor in effect becomes Lear as the play progresses, and the young man with the cell phone becomes Lear's... read more |
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