Acting Duets for Young Women - Allen, Laurie
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This collection of 24 original duet scenes are based on the real-life situations faced by young women today. Split evenly between comedic and dramatic scenes, the 8 to 10-minute length of each royalty-free scene is ideal for forensic competition or acting practice. Laurie Allen grew up in a small West Texas town where her high school often won the coveted State UIL One-Act competition. An award-winning playwright, she knows what it takes to create winning scenes with interesting situations and colorful characters. Titles include "And the Winner Is...", "Dirty Laundry," "Broken Promises," "Reflection," and many more!…mehr

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This collection of 24 original duet scenes are based on the real-life situations faced by young women today. Split evenly between comedic and dramatic scenes, the 8 to 10-minute length of each royalty-free scene is ideal for forensic competition or acting practice. Laurie Allen grew up in a small West Texas town where her high school often won the coveted State UIL One-Act competition. An award-winning playwright, she knows what it takes to create winning scenes with interesting situations and colorful characters. Titles include "And the Winner Is...", "Dirty Laundry," "Broken Promises," "Reflection," and many more!
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Laurie Allen is a West Texas playwright who was drawn to the theatre during her teen years at Snyder High School while performing plays under the legendary Jerry P. Worsham. As this influential director led his students to a record setting state championships in UIL one-act play competitions, he taught these small town students they could achieve any dream they longed for, whether it was in the theatre or beyond. So, after graduating, she decided to combine her love for the theatre and her passion to write, and try her hand at writing a play. Her first play, Gutter Girl, won the Indian River Players One-Act Play Competition. At that moment she was hooked, knowing she had found the place where she belonged. Now, over twenty-five of her plays for adults and teens have been published by various publishers. Her plays for teens have enjoyed wide success across the United States with several of her high school competition pieces succeeding in the National Speech & Forensics Competitions.