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The Tuesday Night Treasure Hunters and the Case of the Kraken’s Eye

The Tuesday Night Treasure Hunters and the Case of the Kraken’s Eye

by Steven Hayet

When three teen treasure hunters spend a school night breaking into the long-abandoned Wolcott Mansion, they are on a mission: to solve the Case of the Kraken’s Eye: long-missing blue diamond.

We are thrown back to 1935, when the diamond was last seen in the possession of eccentric millionaire Colonel Simon Wolcott. It’s also on the minds of his three feuding nieces.
Packed with quirky characters, clever twists, and laugh-out-loud moments, The Tuesday Night Treasure Hunters is a fast-paced comedy-mystery that unearths secrets, challenges what we value most, and proves that sometimes the greatest treasures are hidden in plain sight.

Comedy

Recommended for High Schools and Middle Schools

Running Time
About 30 minutes
Approximate; excludes intermissions and scene changes
Cast
11 Characters
3 M4 F4 Any Gender
Set
Simple set
Length
27 pages
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