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Tuna Fish Eulogy

by Lindsay Price

This is a play for advanced actors in which the tragedy of a young boy's death is examined. As the story unfolds, the mysteries start to pile up: Was it suicide? Could it have been prevented? Who is responsible? His mother? The babysitter?

Written in the unique Ladder Play format, the text runs in vertical columns to allow for fuller choral work. If you are looking for a challenge for your students, this is the play for you.

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Tips from past Producers

Vocal choreography is a must, the show will not work in the way it is supposed to without lines being said at the exact time as others.

Repetition is key.

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