Jessica Parsons and Zachary Ross Alex: Ah, yes. You’re finally here. Let’s get this over with. Jean Luke: You know we don’t have to do this? We could shake hands and just go home… Alex: Why bring your sword if not to duel? Jean Luke: I brought my sword merely as a formality. We need […]
by R.P. Williams (SQUALL has his arm on JEAN-LUC’s shoulder, speaking like old buddies) SQUALL. Last show, final fight. Remember, uh… What’s your name again? JEAN-LUC. Jean-luc (interrupted rather swiftly) SQUALL. Actually, I don’t care. Just remember; I, Squall Umbra, am the star....
By Briyannah E. Simmons (Elenore, Queen of England and Duchess of Aquitaine, sits in her room, reading a love letter. Henry, King of England, comes bursting into her room.) HENRY Elenore! ELENORE Getting bold, my dear An- (She turns around) Henry! HENRY I’ve come to take you home. ...
By Dan Cocca Kai: A young martial artist, eager to prove himself and intolerant of foolishness. Has some seated angerissues.The Gatekeeper: A confident trickster who delights in pranks and jest. Secretly a clone of the MonkeyKing.(A peaceful grove in the wilderness. Kai wanders into the scene, looking...
By Dan Cocca Brownwynne, A female human, courageous but perhaps recklessRedhand, A Ly Erg Faerie, mischievous and cunning.(A forest clearing. In one direction runs a river. Brownwynne enters upstage, Redhand is hidden nearby)B: This clearing again… Oh Brownwynne, you’ve gone in circles! I need to get home,...
By Jessica Parsons and Zac Ross Allara: I knew I would find you here. On my throne.Derrik: Your Father’s throne. Which should have been mine by birth. By blood.Allara: Your blood is only half royal. Our mother saw to that.Derrik: The blood on my hands belongs to your father, that makes me King.Allara:...
Dan Cocca Robin Hartford: A fiery youth, eager to prove themselves. Child to the late Captain Hartford Amos McNally: A grizzled sailor, set in his ways. Formerly Captain Hartford’s First Mate Robin is designed to be portrayable by any gender. Amos is more masculine by nature, but is also written without...
Written by Sydney Edwards Archibald Van Wiley: An uptight man who believes there are rules for a reason.Casey Sullivan: A wily woman avoiding her debts by adventuring. Archibald: You there, Ms. Casey Sullivan?Casey: Yes?Archibald: I’d like a word.Casey: Okay… radish.Archibald: What?Casey: Well you asked...
Dramatists Play Service Mark Medoff Teddy and Richard THE STORY: The scene is an all-night diner in a sleepy southwestern town, the time early Sunday morning, when the night attendant, young Stephen (Red) Ryder, is about to turn his duties over to his daytime counterpart, Angel. Her friend Lyle, who runs...
Samuel French Ken Ludwig Charlotte and George n the madcap comedy tradition of Lend Me a Tenor, the hilarious Moon Over Buffalo centers on George and Charlotte Hay, fading stars of the 1950s. At the moment, they’re playing Private Lives and Cyrano De Bergerac in rep in Buffalo, New York with five actors....
