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I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Hello,
I did The Boys Next Door several years ago.  It's a challenging piece about men with special needs who are adjusting to adulthood.  It's very comedic at times, but has such a strong, powerful message of love and compassion.  I'm a HUGE fan of this show!

For ladies, I just got done doing Decision Height by Meredith Dayna Levy.  The cast seems a bit small for what you're looking for.  But, WOW! It was a showstopper and had a strong, historical through line about WASPs in WWII.  Another piece that I just fell in love with :)

Best of luck with your show choices!

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Lisa Dyer
Henrico VA
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Tracers is an extremely good all male play about soldiers in Vietnam. You could also consider doing A Piece of My Heart with your girls which is about nurses in Vietnam.


I don't know if it's possible for you to get one girl into your all male show, but Terra Nova is one of my favorite plays, and it would be totally good content-wise. It's about the race to the South Pole.

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RaMina Mirmortazavi
Deer Park High School
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

------------------------------
Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
------------------------------

As far as a show for women - I did the play, The Women by Clare Booth Luce. It is a period piece, and at first, some of the subject matter may seem antiquated to the modern girl/women - (but the catty episodes between the women are timeless)!. Once  my actors did a bit of research related to that time period, the cast fell in love with the script. It is very well written and has all the necessary ingredients for today's inattentive audiences - gossip, jealously, chick fist fights, corruption of pride, and redemption. It was a great production!

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Holly Whiting
Drama Teacher
Issaquah WA
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-07-2017 09:17
From: RaMina Mirmortazavi
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

Tracers is an extremely good all male play about soldiers in Vietnam. You could also consider doing A Piece of My Heart with your girls which is about nurses in Vietnam.


I don't know if it's possible for you to get one girl into your all male show, but Terra Nova is one of my favorite plays, and it would be totally good content-wise. It's about the race to the South Pole.

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RaMina Mirmortazavi
Deer Park High School
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Can the cast be doubled at all?  This looks like fun, but I don't have quite that many girls.

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Georgann Lanich
Theater Director/Teacher
Rabun County High School
GA
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-08-2017 14:05
From: Holly Whiting
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

As far as a show for women - I did the play, The Women by Clare Booth Luce. It is a period piece, and at first, some of the subject matter may seem antiquated to the modern girl/women - (but the catty episodes between the women are timeless)!. Once  my actors did a bit of research related to that time period, the cast fell in love with the script. It is very well written and has all the necessary ingredients for today's inattentive audiences - gossip, jealously, chick fist fights, corruption of pride, and redemption. It was a great production!

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Holly Whiting
Drama Teacher
Issaquah WA

Original Message:
Sent: 06-07-2017 09:17
From: RaMina Mirmortazavi
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

Tracers is an extremely good all male play about soldiers in Vietnam. You could also consider doing A Piece of My Heart with your girls which is about nurses in Vietnam.


I don't know if it's possible for you to get one girl into your all male show, but Terra Nova is one of my favorite plays, and it would be totally good content-wise. It's about the race to the South Pole.

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RaMina Mirmortazavi
Deer Park High School

Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce.
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

------------------------------
Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Original Message------

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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For the all-female, look at "This Changes Everything" by Joel Horwood. I think it is FANTASTIC.
https://smile.amazon.com/This-Changes-Everything-Joel-Horwood/dp/1848425007/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1497205369&sr=8-14&keywords=this+changes+everything

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Cora Turlish
Metuchen NJ
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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For all women, I HIGHLY recommend Who Will Carry the Word?  Set in the Birkenau concentration camp during the Holocaust, it's written by Charlotte Delbo, one of the women who survived until liberation.  Delbo's character is Franciose in the script, and all of the characters have real counterparts if you do the research.  Very challenging play for my young women, and they are forever changed because of it.

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Shelly Riggs
Logan OH
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Francis Considine
Theatre Director
Keystone Heights FL
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-02-2017 09:13
From: Shelly Riggs
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

For all women, I HIGHLY recommend Who Will Carry the Word?  Set in the Birkenau concentration camp during the Holocaust, it's written by Charlotte Delbo, one of the women who survived until liberation.  Delbo's character is Franciose in the script, and all of the characters have real counterparts if you do the research.  Very challenging play for my young women, and they are forever changed because of it.

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Shelly Riggs
Logan OH
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Who owns the rights? Sounds interesting

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Karen Wiebe
Drama Director
Randall K. Cooper High School
KY
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-02-2017 09:13
From: Shelly Riggs
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

For all women, I HIGHLY recommend Who Will Carry the Word?  Set in the Birkenau concentration camp during the Holocaust, it's written by Charlotte Delbo, one of the women who survived until liberation.  Delbo's character is Franciose in the script, and all of the characters have real counterparts if you do the research.  Very challenging play for my young women, and they are forever changed because of it.

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Shelly Riggs
Logan OH

Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce.
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Depending on whether you want to have a small cast or not, the paired one acts Lone Star and Laundry and Bourbon by James McLure are brilliant pieces.


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Jason Robert LeClair, MA
Artist/Arts Educator
Director, Thespian Troupe 7444
Beacon Charter High School for the Arts
Woonsocket, RI
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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A long-shot perhaps, but I wonder if 'Wiley & the Hairy Man' might be a fun show to do with the all male cast and the all female cast? Could bring out vastly different aspects of the story. I think there's only one female role, if I remember correctly, Wiley's mother...

12 Angry Men/Women
Reduced Shakespeare Co's 'Compleat Works of Shakespeare' though it's kind of been done to death. Highly recommend their Complete History of America, or if you're in a non-bible belt community, the Complete Bible...could be scaled up/down, all female/all male, a fun night out for all. 

For the males, you could do a Shakespeare and claim it as Original Practices, if you have a boy that is a little younger and higher-voiced...just a thought...

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Phillip Goodchild
Theatre Arts Instructor
Toronto, ON
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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When I was in high school, we did "Waiting for the Parade," a show set on the homefront in Canada in WW2 (all women). It was great and we even added a bunch of WW2 era songs, as all of our girls could sing in 4 part harmony.

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Jodi Disario
Director of Drama
Willow Glen High School
San Jose, CA
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Oh! I just remembered an absolutely cracking all male piece I performed in a long time ago! Definitely a challenge: 'Chips with Everything', an Arnold Wesker piece from 1962. It's a British army barracks, follows a group of new recruits and their task-master/whatever the correct military term for 'supervisor of new recruits' is, Corporal Hill. Commentary on class attitudes in Britain, some good conflicts and drama, and compelling stories. Quite a lot of fun, and as far as I can remember, mostly appropriate (not much language? Memory fails a little).

Definitely more of a challenge, especially if you're looking for something to push them into accent work! (various accents across England needed, if again I remember correctly: everything from plummy upper class officers to cockney to Manchester to East London...though if everyone does an English accent like John Oliver, your audience will probably never know the difference).

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Phillip Goodchild
Theatre Arts Instructor

Etobicoke ON
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.  
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce. 
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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​​At the risk of "blowing my own trumpet", can I suggest my own play "Arthur: Boy-King of Britain" - published by Lazybee Scripts and readable on and downloadable from their website.

The play tells the classic story of Merlin, Arthur and the Sword in the Stone. It has an all-male cast with no female characters. There are parts for 31 actors though this can be reduced by doubling. The play runs around 75 minutes and has been performed by a number of boys' schools in England and Australia, with casts aged 10-15.

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Andrew Beattie
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce.
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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Two other short plays of mine with all-male casts - suitable for boys' schools - are:

The New Boy
Ghost story set in an English prep school in the 1960s. 15-20 mins duration. Cast of 12, all schoolboys aged 10-13. Published by dramanotebook.com.

Deep and Crisp and Even: The Play of Good King Wenceslas
This tells the story of Good King Wenceslas - from the Christmas carol. 15 mins duration. Cast of 7 (all male characters). Published by schoolplaysandpantos.com.



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Andrew Beattie
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-02-2018 09:55
From: Andrew Beattie
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

​​At the risk of "blowing my own trumpet", can I suggest my own play "Arthur: Boy-King of Britain" - published by Lazybee Scripts and readable on and downloadable from their website.

The play tells the classic story of Merlin, Arthur and the Sword in the Stone. It has an all-male cast with no female characters. There are parts for 31 actors though this can be reduced by doubling. The play runs around 75 minutes and has been performed by a number of boys' schools in England and Australia, with casts aged 10-15.

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Andrew Beattie

Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce.
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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My all-boys Catholic high school did Billy Budd, a morality play based on Herman Melville's novella.  Might be worth taking a look at.

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Robert Laconi
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2017 15:33
From: Rebecca Lopkin
Subject: Looking for plays for all male cast and play for all female cast

I work at an all male high school and also an all female high school- both of the religious variety (content needs to be relatively clean).  I am seeking appropriate shows which work for an all male or all female cast.  I am not looking to do the same show at both schools- the boys can handle much more serious and mature material then the girls that I work with can.
This year the boy's school did West Wing Follies (Eldridge) and The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (Samuel French).  The girl's school did The Pinballs (by Aurand Harris) last year and Cinderella (Lowell Swortzell) this year. I can have the girls play some male roles( prince charming) but don't really feel comfortable having the boys play female roles unless its in some kind of farce.
Any suggestions for plays- both comedy and drama for a single gender cast?  Boys cast of about 10, girls cast of 15-20.
Thanks!

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Rebecca Lopkin
Director of Performing Arts
Teaneck NJ
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