neeT Teen
by Lindsay Price Canadian Author
Teen life – backwards, forwards and inside-out. From dealing with the tractor beam of insecurity and doubt, to dealing with parents who couldn’t hear you if they tried. From fighting pimples to fighting the hallway. From knowing math skills aren’t going to get the girl to knowing that happy teenagers exist. They may not get the laughs, or the drama, or the big monologue, but they’re there.
This play explores many forms. We’ve got everything from kitchen sink, to absurd, to movement, to audience participation, to song. There’s even the opportunity to add your own scene in the mix!
Recommended for High Schools
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10 Characters
- 4 Males
- 6 Females
- Easily Expandable
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.
Women
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Tena 19 lines
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Tyne (One Monologue) 26 lines
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Tiona (One Monologue) 14 lines
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Telpa (One Monologue) 21 lines
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Tar (One Monologue) 66 lines
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Tizen 34 lines
Men
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Tic 43 . lines
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T-jon 46 lines
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Toch (One Monologue) 41 lines
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Tiono 29 lines
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From the Drama Teacher Learning Centre
Theatrefolk’s Top 10: Recommended High School Plays
Theatrefolk’s Top 10: Teen Life
Theatrefolk Podcast: Is it the Show or the Performance?
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