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Ten / Two
"I want my 2 dash 10! The whole night is planned around the 2 dash 10! The canapes have been colour-coordinated to the 2 dash 10. I had a string quartet compose a piece of music dedicated to the 2 dash 10." This collection is a drama teacher's dream! Ten short two-person plays (inspired by the numbers 10 and 2!) in a variety of themes and lengths. Excellent for classwork and for competition.The plays can to be performed as a group or individually. More flexibility than you'll ever need. Over three million combinations!Titles in this Quippage (1M 1F)The Big Lie (2 Either)Pretty Girl Plain Girl (2F)Santa Runs a Sweat Shop (2 Either)Ms. Spitspot's Spick and Span Play Place (1F 1 Either)My Father Went to Switzerland and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt. (1F 1 Either)Time, What Is It? (2 Either)The Last Dance (2F)Ten Minutes, Ten Minutes, Ten Minutes, Ten Minutes (2 Either)The Itsy-Bitsy Spider Or Else (2M)
95 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 29, 2012
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Lindsay Price
100 books7 followersLindsay Price is the Vice President of Theatrefolk Inc. and the co-creator of the Drama Teacher Academy. She has been involved with theatre education for over 25 years as a playwright, adjudicator, workshop instructor, resource writer, curriculum supervisor, professional development creator and keynote speaker. Her plays have been performed in schools all over the world with over 1000 productions a year.
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April 25, 2017
Basic Plot: 10 short plays for 2 actors, all somehow involving the numbers 10 and 2.
This set of scenes was mostly comedic. There are some that do have a more serious overall tone or ending, but all of the scenes had at least a little comedy. The comedy was actually funny, too. Add in an acting class full of goofy teenagers, and I think this will make for a successful scene project. All of the scenes are good overall, with a decided lack of cheesiness (unless it's on purpose). I'm really looking forward to seeing what my class will do with these.
Highly recommended!
This set of scenes was mostly comedic. There are some that do have a more serious overall tone or ending, but all of the scenes had at least a little comedy. The comedy was actually funny, too. Add in an acting class full of goofy teenagers, and I think this will make for a successful scene project. All of the scenes are good overall, with a decided lack of cheesiness (unless it's on purpose). I'm really looking forward to seeing what my class will do with these.
Highly recommended!
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