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Somewhere, Nowhere

Somewhere, Nowhere

by Lindsay Price

Somewhere, Nowhere is a place to call home. A place to leave. The best place in the world. Nothing but a memory. How many of us feel one way or the other about the place we grew up? How many of us love or hate our hometown? Maybe it's both at the same time.

The characters in Somewhere, Nowhere face a dilemma: Do they stay close to home at the end of high school, or do they get as far away as possible? What if they want to do both at the same time? What then?

Comedy Dramedy Character Study

Average Producer Rating:

About 105 minutes
Times given are approximate and do not include intermissions/scene changes/breaks
16 Characters
3 M | 13 F, Expandable to 5M+15F+7 Any Gender
Simple Set

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Praise for Somewhere, Nowhere

Samantha Riddle
Shanghai Community International School, Pudong Campus
A great play with plenty of opportunity for great characterization work. The various range of size roles worked well for students in Grade 6 through Grade 12. New drama students were able to have bit roles and seasoned veterans were able to shine. I love this show and my students were engaged and excited!
SerenaRae Stein
Millwoods Christian School
This was a fabulous show to work on with my grade 10 drama class. So very relevant to the challenges that many of them face (new kid, people's perception of you, deciding your future, small community).

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