Football Romeo
by Lindsay Price
A hilarious full length modern take on the clash between school cliques. Inspired by Romeo and Juliet.
Average Producer Rating:
About 75 minutes
Act 1: 40 minutes, Act 2: 35 minutes
Times given are approximate and do not include intermissions/scene changes/breaks
10
3 M | 7 W
Simple Set
76 pages
Reviews from Past Producers
In addition to traditional live stage performance rights, Football Romeo can also be performed under the following scenarios.
Virtual Performance
A Virtual Performance is a performance on an online web conferencing platform such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype, or Google Meets where performers are geographically isolated from one another and not together on a stage.
No audience is physically present with the performers. The audience is logged in to the same web conferencing platform as the performers.
Each time the play is performed for a virtual audience of any size (whether or not admission is charged) constitutes one performance.
Livestream Performance
Productions of Football Romeo may be Livestreamed.
All Livestream Performances must be conducted through our Authorized Streaming Partner, BookTix. Please contact BookTix at info@booktix.com for more information about Livestreaming.
A Livestream Performance is a traditional performance that is livestreamed to the Internet as the actors are performing. Instead of watching the show live in the theatre, the audience watches virtually from their home or other location.
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A Livestream Performance may be pre-recorded. Recordings for pre-recorded Livestreams may be made if the recording is destroyed at the conclusion of the production. Should the producing organization want to retain the recording for archival purposes, they must purchase a separate Videorecording License from Theatrefolk.
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Each time the show is Livestreamed (whether performed live or pre-recorded) constitutes one performance.
One license, three ways to use it
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The new drama teacher at Verona Beach High is directing Romeo and Juliet. Nicola is certain she will be the perfect Juliet and her linebacker boyfriend the perfect Romeo. Too bad life isn't perfect!
Sparks fly when Danny, the self-professed drama geek, is chosen over the linebacker. Nicola cries foul and demands the play be recast. Not only must Danny fight his insecurities as a performer and his brother treating him as a science experiment, he must also fight to keep the role of a lifetime.
Both hilarious and touching, this show will appeal to those who love Shakespeare, those who fear Shakespeare, and those who've never heard of Shakespeare.
Characters
10
3 Men, 7 Women
THE “HAVE NOTS”
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Danny Dinning
[M]
282 lines
- 17. An aspiring actor with a huge inferiority complex. Two Monologues.
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Laurel Stout
[W]
223 lines
- 17. Laurel guards herself behind a sarcastic attitude. One Monologue. Because of an accident, she is in a wheelchair.
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Murray Dinning
[M]
110 lines
- 15. Younger brother to Danny. Obnoxiously brilliant. Three Monologues.
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Agnes Tidwell
[W]
42 lines
- 14. Murray’s research assistant. In love with Murray.
THE “HAVES”
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Rick Sittler
[M]
160 lines
- 17. Football player. Nicola’s boyfriend.
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Nicola Calabretta
[W]
236 lines
- 17. Self-proclaimed “star” of the school. Believes the world would fall into her lap with proper preparation.
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Brittany and Felicity
[W]
64, 80 lines
- Both are 16. Cheerleaders. Followers of Nicola.
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April Calabretta
[W]
102 lines
- 17. A girl with an attitude.
THE TEACHER
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Ms. Grace Kavendish
[W]
98 lines
- 20’s. New drama teacher at Verona Beach High School.
- Subgenres
- Adaptation Backstage comedy
- Settings
- Present day
- Dress
- Contemporary costumes Elaborate costumes
- Audience
- Pre-teen Teen
- Features
- Poetry Tableau Masks Character study Choral work Physical comedy Music Special effects
- Set
- Simple set Interior set
- Themes
- Adolescence Bullying Friendship Relationships Individuality Jealousy Peer pressure Self-image Theatre
- Cross-Curricular Uses
- Shakespeare
- Other uses
- Competition Monologues Audition material Class work Scene work
Prop List
blanket, pillow, pom poms, notebook, tape recorder, microphone, wheelchair, masks, costume party costumes, pole with a pig head
Production Photos
Multimedia
Lindsay Price talks about the play.
Murray's Song (p. 34)
| MP3 | Sheet Music |
Fly Boys (p. 38)
| MP3 | Sheet Music |
Related Titles
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Royalty fees apply to all performances whether or not admission is charged. Any performance in front of an audience (e.g. an invited dress rehearsal) is considered a performance for royalty purposes.
Exemption details for scenes and monologues for competition.
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About 75 minutes
Act 1: 40 minutes, Act 2: 35 minutes
Times given are approximate and do not include intermissions/scene changes/breaks
10
3 M | 7 W
Simple Set
76 pages