South City Theatre
presents The Boy Who Cried Wolf on
November 13 in Alabaster, Alabama. In this stage adaptation of Aesop’s fable,
Roy and his sheep have their lazy day interrupted by a friend who demands to
witness Roy’s wolf-crying skills despite the consequences. Visit www.southcitytheatre.com for more on
South City Theatre. This twenty-minute youth play is published by Pioneer Drama
Service. To read a free sample of The Boy
Who Cried Wolf, buy the play in hard copy or e-script, and get the rights
to produce it, go to www.pioneerdrama.com or call 1-800-333-7262. For other reinventions of beloved
classics, as well as new works, visit www.StaceyLaneInk.com or contact Stacey@StaceyLaneInk.com.
Green Lake School Drama
Department presents Snow Queen on
November 10 and 11 in Green Lake, Wisconsin. In Snow Queen, Gerda must face her fears and a foe with a frozen heart
to save her friend. Opinionated flowers, curious animals, an old lady with
mysterious powers, a band of bumbling and mumbling robbers, and a forgetful princess help and
hinder Gerda along the way. This sixty-minute play for a medium to large
cast of teens or youth is published by Pioneer Drama Service.
Go to www.pioneerdrama.com or call 1-800-333-7262 to preview the script, buy the playbook,
and get the rights to perform Snow Queen at
your school, theater, or camp. For more plays for performers and audiences of
all ages, visit www.StaceyLaneInk.com or e-mail Stacey@StaceyLaneInk.com.
On November 10, Pulse is being performed at the 2017
Iowa Thespian Festival at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
In this comedic monologue, an actor loses her cool when her performance is
ruined by a cellphone ringing in the theatre. To get a copy of Pulse and other monologues and plays by
Stacey Lane, visit www.StaceyLaneInk.com or e-mail Stacey@StaceyLaneInk.com.
The Backlot Players in
Forsyth, Georgia are performing Sleeping
Beauty on November 6 and November 8 for 1500 school
children. In this one hour comedy, the traditional fairy tale is turned on its
end when Griselda, the evil fairy with a penchant for spinning wheels and
sleeping curses, takes over. With a cast that can be as small as four and lots
of audience participation, this version of Sleeping
Beauty is perfectly suited for adults or teens to perform for young
children and their families. For more about the production company, go to http://thebacklotplayers.org. Visit
publisher Playscripts, Inc at www.playscripts.com or call 1-866-639-7529 to read
a portion of Sleeping Beauty online
for free, buy the script, and obtain production rights. For other plays by
Stacey Lane, check out www.StaceyLaneInk.com or contact Stacey@StaceyLaneInk.com.
Lewisville High School
is performing The Boy Who Cried Wolf in
Richburg, South Carolina on November 3. In this one-act comedy for family
audiences, an ornery neighbor and some adventure-seeking sheep convince a
weak-willed boy to test his family’s loyalty. The Boy Who Cried Wolf is published by Pioneer Drama Service. Visit
www.pioneerdrama.com or call 1-800-333-7262 to preview the play, buy a copy of the script, and gain
production rights. For other plays for children, teens, and adults, visit www.StaceyLaneInk.com or
e-mail Stacey@StaceyLaneInk.com.
