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A blog for playwrights, dramatists, dramaturges and theatre enthusiasts.
Script Spotlight: To Bee or Not To Bee by Tracy Wells
Tracy Wells’ ten-minute monologue is all comedy. Dressed in a full bumble bee outfit, a lone performer tells the sad-and-Shakespearean story of one actor’s star-crossed journey from New York to L.A. to a clown car to Easter Bunny envy at the mall.
Script Spotlight: The Princess and the Goblin by Abigail Fleming
First published in 1872, George MacDonald’s fantasy novel The Princess and the Goblin has been loved by children and adults ever since. The book’s themes of honor and courage; good and evil; and friendship and family have left as much impact as the strange fairytale story itself.
Choosing the Perfect Monologue for Your Audition
How can you select the ideal monologue for your audition? Here are our tips on relevance, character connection, and authenticity.
Script Spotlight: Dead Girl Walking by Dave Tippett
Discover the emotional depth of "Dead Girl Walking" by Dave Tippett in our Script Spotlight. Uncover the narrative exploring the realities of sexual abuse and trafficking through the voices of four teenage girls.
Top Scripts for Small Casts
Explore our curated selection of top scripts ideal for small casts, offering rich storytelling experiences with just 3-4 actors.
Exploring Legend, Fable, and Myth Play Scripts
These captivating play scripts dive deep into the heart of timeless narratives.
Drama Play Scripts for Two Actors
Perfect for intimate performances, our selection offers a rich tapestry of stories featuring just two actors.
Understanding the Three-Act Play Structure
The Three-Act Play Structure stands as a fundamental framework that has shaped countless narratives, from Shakespearean classics to modern Broadway hits.
One-Act Plays With Short and Impactful Scripts
Discover the richness of storytelling in a condensed form, where every line resonates, and every scene leaves a lasting impression. Our handpicked one-act plays promise to engage, provoke, and linger in your thoughts.
Adapting Play Scripts for Different Age Groups
When adapting acting scripts for kids, teens, and adults, how do we navigate challenges while creating an engaging and age-appropriate theatrical experience?