Tracks by Tim Kelly
Cave Dream
Actor's Nightmare by Christopher Durang
Shuddersome: Tales of Poe by Lindsey Price
Greek Olympicganza (has full length and one-act versions)
Fortress (can't remember the author at the moment)
The Cave by Tim Kelly
And all the others that have been mentioned!
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Jennifer Miguel
Hampton, VA
Original Message:
Sent: 11-28-2016 17:36
From: Josie Tierney-Fife
Subject: Seeking Favorite One Act Recommendations!
SO MANY great titles, and some of these lead to more once I got going... thank you! I have a nice collection started. If any more come to you, please feel free to add.
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Josie Tierney-Fife
English Teacher/Theater Director
Gorham, Maine
Original Message:
Sent: 11-27-2016 22:31
From: Laura Steenson
Subject: Seeking Favorite One Act Recommendations!
I Never Saw Another Butterfly. Very powerful, has some featured actors with a strong ensemble. My students loved doing and have been begging to do it again.
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Laura Steenson
Theatre Director
Reynolds High School
Troutdale OR
Original Message:
Sent: 11-24-2016 09:43
From: Kenneth Buswell
Subject: Seeking Favorite One Act Recommendations!
Second Samuel at Dramatic Publishing. It's for 7m 4w, but the playwright is open to switching genders (she happens to live in the same town where I teach). We did ours with 5m 6w, plus a few extras. Very funny and very moving with a very timely message. It's full length but I've seen a 55 minute version.
Antigone Now - 2w 1m, plus a chorus from 1-8 people. A modern version of Antigone.
Mr. Flannery's Ocean.5w 3m. A charming one act about a crusty old man who thinks he owns the ocean off the coast of England.
I'll have more suggestions once I get back to work and can look through my bookshelf.
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Ken Buswell
Drama Teacher
Peachtree City, GA
http://mcintoshtheater.org/
Original Message:
Sent: 11-22-2016 19:37
From: Josie Tierney-Fife
Subject: Seeking Favorite One Act Recommendations!
Hi,
I'm a relatively new (4 years in, but this is only year 2 for one acts) director choosing a one act for our state competition this year... I'm wondering if anyone has any favorites to recommend. I tend to prefer stories -- dramas or comedies -- with some "weight" to them, that challenge the cast. Last year I did Bush's Asylum, and the front runner right now is Radium Girls... but I feel like that might not be quite right for us as a one act. (I might want to save it to do full-length.) Ideas?
Thank you!
English Teacher/Theater Director
Gorham, Maine