Scenes from a Quarantine

Scenes from a Quarantine

by Lindsay Price

Did you know COVID-19 likes to be known as Co? And what if Romeo and Juliet missed their marriage by one day because of a stay-at-home order? Would they still make it?

You know all the people in Scenes From a Quarantine. The person who thinks quarantine is going to be easy. The person whose life changed overnight. The person who thinks hairdressers are an essential service. The person who just wants to use class meetings to talk.

This vignette style play can be easily performed using an online platform and has a variety of scenes to address all student skill levels.

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Recommended for High Schools and Middle Schools

About 25 minutes
Times given are approximate and do not include intermissions/scene changes/breaks
21 Characters
21 Any Gender, Minimum of 4
Online Performance
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Praise for Scenes from a Quarantine

Noah Hicks
M.M. Robinson High School
Lots of great opportunities for students to stretch themselves as actors. Some wonderfully funny and poignant moments. A great play for this time.
Jennifer Bruton
Jones County Junior College
My students had a great time with this and they found the characters and situations relatable. It was easy to put together quickly and lent itself to dispersing the scenes amongst the class.
Julie Tipton
Thomas Jefferson High School
My students were able to knock it out of the park because the show was so well-written and relatable.

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