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Off Off Broadway Festival Plays, 12th Series
Off Off Broadway Festival Plays, 12th Series
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Author: Rick Balian, Paul Parente, and Roderick Nash Publisher: Samuel French Format: Softcover ISBN-10: 0573690642 ISBN-13: 9780573690648
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About
the Plays:
Some great pieces for scene work or performance.
The acclaimed Samuel French Off Off Broadway Original Short Play
Festival in Manhattan (commonly referred to as OOB) is America's
leading short play festival. The annual OOB Festival originated in
1975 and has since attracted US and international short plays that
may be up to 15 pages in length from countries like Canada,
Singapore, and the United Kingdom.
Off Off Broadway Festival Plays, 12th Series is a
collection of short plays selected by a panel of judges that included
New York playwrights, artistic directors, and industry leaders as the
most important plays of the 1987 Samuel French Off Off Broadway
Original Short Play Festival. Winning authors include: Jason
Milligan, Rick Balian, Paul Parente, and Roderick
Nash.
The Prettiest Girl in Lafayette County is a one-act comedy
by Jason Milligan: Misty is setting up a display of St.
Patrick’s Day cards in her shop in a small town in Mississippi when
a young man saunters in to buy a Valentine. Since it is the day after
Valentine’s Day, they are half-price. He chooses a card and
presents it to the abashed girl. (Cast: 1 female, 1 male)
The Brannock Device is a one-act comedy by Rick Balian.
What is the mysterious "Brannock Device" – and what does
possessing it mean for He Who Possesses It? This is what two CIA
gumshoes are trying to find out. Turns out, the Brannock Device is
not a top secret bit of Super Science. This is a hilarious satire of
spy movies and CIA bungling. (Cast: 1 female, 4 male)
Two And Twenty is a one-act dramatic comedy by Paul
Parente. A poetry-obsessed young man and the woman he lived with
for two years and still loves meet after their breakup. They discuss
Why It All Had To End. Some scenes take place in the present, while
others happen during a happier time when they both were less than two
and twenty. (Cast: 1 female, 1 male)
Slivovitz is a one-act drama by Roderick Boyd Nash.
At a table in the bar of the Munich airport two expatriates, a young
woman from Poland and a man from Latvia, meet. He thinks he knows who
she is. He has a bottle of Slivovitz in his camera case and, over
drinks, they reveal some of the reasons why both have left their
homelands. (Cast: 1 female, 1 male)
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Jahna Ferron-Smith, Miranda Rose Hall, Sarah Hammond, Emily Goldman, Amanda Keating, Eric Marlin, and Jessica Moss
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Martyna Majok, Will Arbery, Leah Nanako Winkler, Skylar Fox, Jennifer Jasper, and Kelly Younger
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Mark Swaner, Lisa Kenner, Ross Howard, Mira Gibson, Thomas M. Atkinson, and Arlitia Jones
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Rachel Bonds, Dean Imperial, Greg Kalleres, Catya McMullen, Kevin Mead, Darren Miller, and Claire Kiechel
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Adam Peltzman, Daniel M. Pearle, Travis Helwig, Josh Beerman, Daniella Shoshan, and Tom Swift
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Mary Lynn Dobson, Gabriel Jason Dean, Saviana Stanescu, EJC Calvert, Josh Koenigsberg, and Dennis A. Allen II
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Bekah Brunstetter, Sheila Callaghan, Thomas C. Dunn, Thomas Higgins, Gabe McKinley, and Janine Nabers
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Matthew Kelty, Arthur W. French III, Steve Yockey, Michael Lew, Michael Niederman, and Tiffany Antone
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Ian August, Robin Rothstein, Harley Adams, Bekah Brunstetter, Ted Nussbaum, and Sharyn Rothstein
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Luigi Jannuzzi, Scott Elwell, Le Wilhelm, Sally Dixon Wiener, Anne V. Sawyer, and Henry Miller
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