Free - Version 1
A free picnic forces a struggling town to reconcile their belief systems with their greed.
- About 45 minutes
- 6 M + 10 F + 3 Any Gender
- Simple Set
- Recommended for High Schools
- 40 pages
A free picnic forces a struggling town to reconcile their belief systems with their greed.
A free picnic forces a struggling town to reconcile their belief systems with their greed. More parts for girls in Version 2.
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