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Moving / Still: Two One Act Plays

Moving / Still: Two One Act Plays

by Lindsay Price

Drama Character Study Student Directors

Recommended for High Schools

Set
Simple Set
Length
41 pages
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This Book is a Collection of 2 Plays

5 F · Approx. 30 minutes

A group of best friends help Darcy prepare for a date. She's taking extra special care: the right lip gloss, the right skirt. But why? Darcy's keeping secrets and she's not telling. Andrea knows and it's only a matter of time before she explodes.

Moving is a rapid-fire character-driven comedy with a heart.

1 M, 1 F · Approx. 15 minutes

Nate and Caroline used to be the Fun Couple: nicknames, silly catchphrases and secret handshakes. But there's a problem: Nate doesn't want to grow up, and Caroline already has.

A bittersweet story with a twist - once you grow up you can never go back.

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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.

Characters in this play are currently identified as male or female. Directors are welcome to assign any gender (binary or non-binary) to any character and modify pronouns accordingly.


MOVING:
Darcy [F] 93 lines
Looking for a shortcut into adult life. May be in over her head. Three Monologues.
Rachel [F] 84 lines
Hates algebra. Loves her boyfriend, Tim. Five Monologues.
Andrea [F] 60 lines
Quiet, but firm. Keeping a secret. Three Monologues.
Bree [F] 84 lines
A young girl with an old soul. In tune with the cosmos. Six Monologues.
Linden [F] 79 lines
Level-headed. Takes care of the others. Five Monologues.

STILL:
Caroline Lancaster [F] 86 lines
18, A good looking typical girl. Has not had to face anything awful, until now. Two Monologues.
Nate Nichols [M] 85 lines
18, A good-looking typical boy. Very much a joker. Two Monologues.

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Contemporary Comedy With a Heart: Moving
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Contemporary Comedy With a Heart: Moving

Attention all high school Drama Teachers: Get on the move with Moving by Lindsay Price. As part of Moving/Still, a collection of two one-act plays, Moving is a rapid-fire character-driven comedy with a heart. Under the direction of Krystal Deveau , the drama team at Kamsack Comprehensive Institute in Kamsack, Saskatchewan successfully moved their way through this contemporary comedy with award-winning results. “Directing this play was a blast but challenging at the same time. The kids had so much fun getting into their characters, but that was also a challenge too. Their biggest challenges were: discovering their characters, and saying the lines smoothly. Overall, we worked VERY hard together on this play: often having 6 rehearsals per week up to 3 hours per rehearsal sometimes. It all paid off in the end when we won the Regional Drama Festival! AWARDS: The Cheer Award: Breanna Bland (Darcy), SDA Certificate of Merit: Breanna Bland (Darcy), Technical Award of Merit: Shaelyn Matwijeczko (Lighting), Acting Award: Allison Thomsen (Andrea), Mary Ellen Burgess Award: Alanna Finnie (Bree), SDA’s Best Visual Production Runner-Up, Best Overall Production” Amazing work, Kamsack Comprehensive Institute! *Photo credit: Krystal Deveau
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