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Off Off Broadway Festival Plays, 40th Series
Off Off Broadway Festival Plays, 40th Series
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Author: Greg Edwards, Andy Roninson, Simon Henriques, Audrey Cefaly, Amy Staats, James Gordon King, and Gloria Calderon Kellett Publisher: Samuel French Format: Softcover # of Pages: 115 Pub. Date: 2017 ISBN-10: 0573704805 ISBN-13: 9780573704802
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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, 40th 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 40th OOB Festival. Winning authors
include: Greg Edwards, Andy
Roninson, Simon
Henriques, Audrey
Cefaly, Amy Staats,
James Gordon King,
and Gloria Calderon Kellett.
Evelyn Shaffer and the Chance of a Lifetime by
Greg Edwards and Andy Roninson
Evelyn Shaffer, an indie
game designer, has landed an interview for her dream job at Moonbeam
Studios. Even better, that interview is with her childhood hero,
veteran designer Tim Beck. But as the interview progresses, Evelyn
realizes just how quickly dream can turn to delusion. A ten-minute
musical infused with a 32-bit score, Evelyn Shaffer and the
Chance of a Lifetime shows that, sometimes, the greatest
quests aren't in video games, but our own lives. (Cast: 1 woman, 2
men).
Narrators by Simon Henriques
Bill is a
narrator. Walter is a narrator, too. Stephen is a stagehand for
narrators, but he wishes he were a narrator. Being a narrator is the
best job in the world. But as these narrators' myopic world begins to
fold in on itself, and all they talk about is talking (and talking
about talking), it becomes increasingly unclear which stories are
worth telling – or worth living. (Cast: 4 men).
The Gulf by Audrey Cefaly
The divide
between Kendra and Betty mimics the very world that devours them: a
vast and polarizing abyss. On a quiet summer evening, somewhere down
in the Alabama Delta, Kendra and Betty troll the flats looking for
red fish. After Betty begins diagnosing Kendra's dead-end life with
career picks from What Color is Your Parachute, their routine fishing
excursion takes a violent turn. (Cast: 2 women).
Throws of Love by Amy Staats
Three
thirteen year old girls on a late night adventure have an unexpected
meeting with their former Girl Scout leader. (Cast: 1 woman, 3
girls).
Seabird is in a Happy Place by James Gordon
King
A fast-paced, energetic testimony of Seabird, a young
woman who purports to have died and come back to life under the
condition that she die once again as soon as the rain stops. Seabird
explains how her resurrection coincided with an accidental encounter
– a sudden romance that complicated her inevitable return to the
state of being dead – and how, as the rain continued, she found
herself with more to lose than she would have thought possible.
(Cast: 1 woman).
Blind by Gloria Calderon Kellett
While
a man waits for his blind date to show, a female stranger catches his
eye and ends up being exactly who he was looking for. (Cast: 1 woman,
1 man).
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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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