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We'll Never Get to Broadway Bruce Clark and Ted Edwards |
Lend Me Your Ears Clark, Ankor and Klau. |
The Hall Bruce Clark |
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Title: "Lend Me Your Ears" Authors: Bruce Clark with Cast size: Large, mixed Running time: 2 Hours Suitable for: High School and Amateur Theatre Group performance Synopsis: When Julius Caesar's wife begged him not to go to the Forum on the morning of the Ides of March, he should have listened to her. But of course he didn't. So he copped it right in the middle of the rotunda with some hilarious effects. Here we have Shakespeare the way it was never meant to be but should have been. Every possible laugh is milked, every opportunity for the wittiest of patter and song has been exploited. And of course all the costume, lights, and dance are thrown in for the sheer fun of it. Mark Anthony and the good guys are there. Brutus and Cassius and all the bad guys are there also. And of course lots of easy to like Italian women as well. This is a show that anyone can have success with except the aforesaid Julius Caesar. Try it! |
Title: "We'll Never Get To Broadway" Authors: Bruce Clark with Ted Edwards Cast size: Large, mixed Running time: 2 Hours Suitable for: High School and Amateur Theatre Group Synopsis: Here is a first rate show for a cast and crew looking for something better than what is usually available in this market. Here is a show that has been successfully produced for High School performance and also twice produced professionally for general theatre audiences. From the opening number "Who Needs Talent If You've Got Enthusiasm" you are aware that this is a show with a difference. The First Act closing " Every Night Is Opening Night" is pure Broadway. Every tune is so singable. Oh, by the way when you do this show you'd better allow lots of time for the encores and reprises the audience will demand. This one is a sure-fire winner. |
Synopsis: After waiting years for a school hall when it is built it becomes many things to many people. The cleaners hate it because it is so large and hard to reach so much of it. The Phys. Ed. Staff think they personally own it. The drama and music staff thinks it is a dream come true after so many years of open-air musicals. The Principal lays down impossible rules and regulations about it's use. The local vandals just want to tag it. Someone wants to hide in it. Some want to practise their performance in it. Some health fanatics want to jog in and out of it. And the full set of Gods and Goddesses from Mount Olympus want to take a bit of a look. Intriguing isn't it. And of course it's the latest work from Bruce Clark so it's also improbable, ingenious, and lots of fun. Good script, good score. Everybody gets into the act. |
Title: "The Hall" Authors: Bruce Clark with Andrea Morris Cast size: Large, mixed Running time: 2 Hours Suitable for: High School performance |
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Starring Sally Divine |
Title: Starring Sally Divine Authors: Darryl Burrows Cast size: One woman actor/singer Running time: 1 hour 50mins Suitable for: Amateur and professional performance Synopsis: Sally is the telephone receptionist in a rapidly failing second hand car yard. The Boss is never there, customers complain and Sally has her own problems. To escape from the boredom and hassles Sally daydreams. She pictures herself as a glamourous nightclub singer in the swing era of the Nineteen thirties/forties. In between the phone calls she takes us into her fantasy world of the smoky speakeasy where she imagines herself performing before an adoring audience. She is brought back to reality with a jolt when it becomes obvious that her boss has been fiddling the books and has probably run off with his floozie. The police are involved and it looks as if Sally will be implicated too. Then an opportunity arises that offers the chance Sally has been waiting for. Will she achieve her dream at last? |
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