COMPLETE[PLAYS]One Act Play Collection 011-thw

[Kitty]

The hardest part was keeping in character when my cats started fighting! In order not to break my momentum, I had to tell myself, "Waa-haaa, the cats are fighting agai-hai-hai-haaaiin!"

so it wasn't even played then

Sonia

[SonOfTheExiles]

The hardest part was keeping in character when my cats started fighting!

Well, psychoanalysis for their mistress was clearly indicated at this point, and you know what these therapists are like when they start arguing about the merits of Freud versus Jung.

Chris

[mightyfelix]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

"Food" A Tragedy of the Future by William C. de Mille (1878-1955, so not PD for life + 70, unfortunately)
https://archive.org/details/foodatragedy00demirich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_C._deMille
Published 1914
4 roles:

• Basil, a New Yorker
• Irene, his wife
• Harold, an officer of the Food Trust
• Narrator

I probably won't read for this one, but I'll edit.

[wib66]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

"Food" A Tragedy of the Future by William C. de Mille (1878-1955, so not PD for life + 70, unfortunately)
https://archive.org/details/foodatragedy00demirich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_C._deMille
Published 1914
4 roles:

• Basil, a New Yorker
• Irene, his wife
• Harold, an officer of the Food Trust
• Narrator

I probably won't read for this one, but I'll edit.

I will put this in the MW for you

[mightyfelix]

There is an error in the first post. The BC for Food is me, mightyfelix, not wiltedscribe.

[benderca]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

"Food" A Tragedy of the Future by William C. de Mille (1878-1955, so not PD for life + 70, unfortunately)
https://archive.org/details/foodatragedy00demirich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_C._deMille
Published 1914
4 roles:

• Basil, a New Yorker
• Irene, his wife
• Harold, an officer of the Food Trust
• Narrator

I probably won't read for this one, but I'll edit.

omg! this is hilarious. I'll read Irene, unless you want to, Devorah.

[ToddHW]

There is an error in the first post. The BC for Food is me, mightyfelix, not wiltedscribe.

I fixed this.

Thanks, Todd

[Kitty]

Tomas, I'll claim Baroness von Brook in your play, if I may

Sonia

[Kitty]

And I can also do the Villagers in Chitra.

Sonia

[Kitty]

And lastly, I can do Kashiku in The Vampire cat, then I have helped out in each play, apart from Devorah's Food, which unfortunately is not PD for me, since I live in Europe.

Sonia

[ToddHW]

I posted the above claims in the MW.

Thanks, Todd

[mightyfelix]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

"Food" A Tragedy of the Future by William C. de Mille (1878-1955, so not PD for life + 70, unfortunately)
https://archive.org/details/foodatragedy00demirich
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_C._deMille
Published 1914
4 roles:

• Basil, a New Yorker
• Irene, his wife
• Harold, an officer of the Food Trust
• Narrator

I probably won't read for this one, but I'll edit.

omg! this is hilarious. I'll read Irene, unless you want to, Devorah.

All yours!

[bluechien]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

Really cool find, Devorah!

[benderca]

OK, I found one. This one is fun, short, and just so weird I can't resist.

Really cool find, Devorah!

Did you want to play Irene, Eva? The role is so deliciously melodramatic that I couldn't refuse, but I do have more than enough terrific roles to keep me busy. So if you feel so inclined...

[bluechien]

I love the role, and it's *very* generous of you to offer, but I'm already overclaimed. (boohoo) (Mrs. Ebbsmith glares from the sidelines)

But thanks! It's such a quirky and cool play.