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Rosemary Branch, London

2001

Stageworks Productions

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I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
or the playwright direct where their email is shown at the top of the page

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Farce

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Comedy

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Heuer Publishing LLC

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Comedy

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Synopsis: Experience the mishaps and missed cues of playing director and actor from auditions to opening night. A riotous tribute to the gentle art of slapstick comedy. Bare stage set

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Heuer Publishing LLC

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Mystery-Comedy

Mystery

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Synopsis: From the word "GO," investigative reporters Livermore and Highwater are determined to get the (alleged) spooks at Billingsgate Mansion on the six o'clock news and get the break they need to save their jobs. The featured story: Seeing is Believing. Paranoid, they enter the dreaded Billingsgate mansion in ghost-catching wardrobe and full ghost gear (fatigues and a videocamera). One rat-a-tat-tat sends Livermore running for the exit, "This was a dumb idea, this was a stupid idea, this was a ridiculous idea!" and Highwater avowals, "And all three of them were yours!" Ever try to get a ghost on the six o'clock news? Here's what you get: a ghostswept broadcast with a squad of lost cheerleaders, a double-dealing horror movie producer and her secretary, a couple of convicts trying to stash a body in the basement, and a bumbling policeman on the prowl. Nobody can tell the guests from the ghosts and shortly after the news, it's every ghost for himself. Only Pat Cook gives you all the comforts of home in this fast-paced farcical ghosthunt with a ghostbuster named Pookee. One interior set.

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Dramatic Publishing

2008

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Play/Drama

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1 Boy, 1 Girl

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Synopsis: The fifth play in the Harry Monday trilogy! Christmas time rolls around and down-and-out gumshoe Harry is short of cash as usual. He's down to walking dogs for a few bucks when Harrigan's department store has its payroll stolen. Loretta Mondello, the store manager, has complete faith in Harry solving this one - after all, she's his mother! But not only is the payroll missing, somebody kidnapped Santa Claus! he store's Saint Nick has gone missing along with the money and bonuses. Is Scarlet Kloontz, the all-too-friendly clerk, behind it all? Or maybe Carson Page, the newest member of the Harrigan staff, who is also in love with the boss's daughter? And why did Mildred Wolensky, owner of a rival store, suddenly show up? Or Trixie O'Brien, an elf who was the last one to see Santa before he vanished? Maybe that old con-artist buddy of Harry's, Louie Grandville, has pulled another gig? As if clues weren't hard enough to find, Lieutenant Brogan shows up, along with his 9-year-old daughter. Wise cracks and plot twists fly faster than Santa's sleigh in this yuletide whodunit. Single Interior set - Runs about 100 minutes

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Drama

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Heuer Publishing LLC

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Mystery-Comedy

Mystery

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Synopsis: All is not well in the little burg of Beautyrest Springs. It's most prominent (and hated) citizen, F. Mycroft Tanner, did himself in. At least, that's what Sheriff Harold Tyred reports in between his visits with Martha, the maid, who was also seeing Percy, the gardener, who is sweet on Freida, the reporter, who really wants the inside scoop on Mycroft's death (and his rather plush will). It is up to fat cat attorney, Lamar Lee Rascal, to unravel all this and find the missing will, Mycroft's diamond ring, and the misplaced family scrapbook. He is distracted, however, by running into Mycroft's daffy sister, Jemmy Jean, who he left at the altar some twenty-five years ago. If you think it's all too confusing, wait until two people show up claiming to be the same long-lost daughter, the murdered maid's older sister puts in an appearance and a tour guide starts bringing groups through the scene of the crime. This riotous spoof is full of soap opera-isms and will keep you guessing until the last suspect you suspected is no longer a suspect. Interior set.

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Eldridge Publishing Company, FL, USA >>>

2006

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One Act

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Synopsis: Professor Featherflowers comes on stage and begins her lecture, How to Write a Play. You're snoring already, right? That's exactly what the Stage Manager is worried about when he peeks through the curtain and tells the Professor to jazz it up, that she needs to open with a joke. The professor then tells him she did. You see, she says, You don't really exist  I made you up. YOU are my opening joke! Needless to say, he doesn't believe her and calls for his sound person, Shirley, to come out. The Professor then tells them both that they aren't real and simply characters she invented for to demonstrate her speech. From there on out it's all a question of what is real and what isn't as they are then joined by the Director, a Southern Belle, a Shakespearean Lord and a tap-dancing chicken. Also, a silent woman keeps bringing out props as the Professor makes notes in her speech. Is the Professor making all this up? If so, has she lost control of her characters? Why won't the woman speak? What is real and what isn't? This farcical existential spoof is full of deeper meanings. At least, that's what the Director believes. Maybe we all represent the planets? he questions. Maybe we're the Great Lakes! yells Shirley, And you're Erie!