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Here is a haven of short one-act plays that are easily adaptable to classroom or stage performance. Enhanced with prop suggestions and simple costuming, the emphasis of each of these shows is on contemporary characters in contemporary situations. There are parts for actors of all ages from teens to middle age, with playing time as short as eight minutes and as long as fifteen minutes. The book is filled with variety, as well: light drama, tragicomedy, and satire. With small cast plays, monologs, and duologs, here is a versatile source book of short plays for many uses. (240 pages, 5¿ x 8¿, paperback)…mehr

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Here is a haven of short one-act plays that are easily adaptable to classroom or stage performance. Enhanced with prop suggestions and simple costuming, the emphasis of each of these shows is on contemporary characters in contemporary situations. There are parts for actors of all ages from teens to middle age, with playing time as short as eight minutes and as long as fifteen minutes. The book is filled with variety, as well: light drama, tragicomedy, and satire. With small cast plays, monologs, and duologs, here is a versatile source book of short plays for many uses. (240 pages, 5¿ x 8¿, paperback)
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Autorenporträt
Robert Mauro had many years of playwriting experience behind his words. He started creating scenes and playlets during his childhood days in New York City. Unlike many other gifted children who write neighborhood plays for friendly entertainment, Mauro continued his writing into and through his college years, winning several regional distinctions and productions. His first adult play was the featured work at Hofstra University's Annual Literary Festival. It launched him into a career as a playwright, writer and editor. So prolific was Mauro in the wide range of his writing in a variety of media that he was required to assume a second pen name.