I agree with Agnes of God, and Graceland!
Also consider, Hidden In this Picture, though originally written for men, there are some scenes where gender isn't an issue. I've never read it, but saw a great IE scene by two females at ITF years ago.
If you want to go classic, Juliet and the Nurse from Romeo and Juliet. Hermia and Helena from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Best of wishes!
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Carolyn Cork Greer
The Kentucky Thespian Society
Owensboro KY
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-05-2017 12:02
From: Arden Thomas
Subject: scene for two female advanced acting students
I have two 10th grade girls who were in my Acting I class last year and who I'm working with one-on-one in an Acting II independent study this year. They performed as Antigone and Esme in AntigoneX by Paula Cizmar last year.
I need some scenes for them to perform in our Acting showcase! Something that will really stretch them. Two scenes - comedy and dramatic. One is Latina, with little acting experience but a big heart. The other is African American, with dreams of becoming a film star.
I'd be grateful for any suggestions! These do not have to be ethnically specific ... I'm open to intentional color conscious casting.
Thanks millions!
Arden
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Arden Thomas
Teaching Artist, Theater
Sequoyah High School
Pasadena CA
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