ELIZABETH EDWARDS   


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Plays by Elizabeth Edwards

ELIZABETH EDWARDS
Case 476, A/B
1st Produced:
Double Shot Festival, University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA
2007
Company:
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1st Published:
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ISBN
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Genre:
Light, lyrical drama
One Act
Parts:
Male
2
Female
1
Parts Other:
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Notes:
Genders are flexible. Running time approximately 15 minutes. Minimal set.
Synopsis:
Three individuals meet at a crossroad. ASTER is a mysterious, slightly unearthly character who has been tasked to "resolve" two "cases" by "playing them off each other," even though this is not the way he prefers to work. RIGEL is a practical woman with a suppressed but simmering imagination for stories. RION is a responsible man who will not take his walks through the countryside, however much he enjoys them, until he has finished "contributing to what makes society tick." Rigel's initially hesitant decision to share the story of the five months she spent walking her neighbor's dog gives each of them something significant to consider.
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ELIZABETH EDWARDS
Questions, or, An Experiment in Destiny, or, An Exercise in Entropy, or, Whose Dream Is It Anyway?, or, Stalemate
1st Produced:
Town Crier Speaks Festival, University of Puget Sound
2003
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1st Published:
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ISBN
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To Buy This Play:
I don't think the play has been published but you could try abebooks.com
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Genre:
Philosophical Comedy
One Act
Parts:
Male
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Female
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Parts Other:
2 m/f
Notes:
Winner of American Theatre Coop's 2006 One-Act Playwrighting Contest, and selected for presentation at the 15th Annual Last Frontier Theatre Conference Play Lab. To request a copy, visit http://www.americantheatrecoop.com/questions.html
Synopsis:
In the midst of an evening of one-acts, a play fails to begin. Two audience members, in an attempt to fill the gap, find themselves caught in a metatheatrical, philosophical quest for truth--in theatre, in art, in life.
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ELIZABETH EDWARDS
Second Chance
1st Produced:
Town Crier Speaks Festival, University of Puget Sound
2004
Company:
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1st Published:
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ISBN
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To Buy This Play:
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
Genre:
Drama
One Act
Parts:
Male
2
Female
2
Parts Other:
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Notes:
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Synopsis:
Is it possible to alter destiny? It is Tiresa's birthday, and her brother, Oeddie, and two closest friends, Ann and Jo, have come over to celebrate. But Tiresa's merry mood suddenly changes to one of puzzlement, and then of horror, as she claims to have arrived back from a time several moments into the future, when something terrible happened. She cannot remember what, but is desperate to prevent it from happening again, while Oeddie insists that in a deterministic universe nothing can be changed. To prove his point, he forces her to open the final present in spite of her resistance, initiating the very sequence of tragic events Tiresa has been struggling to stop.
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ELIZABETH EDWARDS
Voices
1st Produced:
Town Crier Speaks Festival, University of Puget Sound
2005
Company:
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1st Published:
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ISBN
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To Buy This Play:
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
Genre:
Dream Play
One Act
Parts:
Male
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Female
1
Parts Other:
9 m/f 3 voices
Notes:
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Synopsis:
A Dreamer in the midst of her nightly confrontation with her Vices-Ambition, Desire, Doubt, Envy, Fear, Judgement, Pride, Self-Pity, and Vanity-encounters another Voice she has never heard before, which nevertheless sounds strangely familiar. This Voice begins to teach the Dreamer of another way of interacting with the world, and with herself.
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