 | | eScript Perusal: $1.99 | | eScript Package: $30.00 (Includes print rights for cast and crew) | | First Performance Royalty: $35.00 | | Each Additional Performance Royalty: $35.00 | | Video Rights: $20.00 | | | Type: Full Length Play | | Genres: Comedy, Farce | | Themes: Parallel Universe & Alternate Reality, Science Fiction | | Running Time: 90 minutes | | Speaking Cast: 8 females, 9 males, 10 either, 27 total cast | | Flexibility: 0-15 extras, gender flexible |
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| | | Recent Productions: | | Royalton High School - Royalton, MN | | Solomon All School Play - Solomon, KS | | Cambria Heights Middle School - Patton, PA | | Riverdale Academy - Coushatta, LA | | Shelbyville High School - Shelbyville, IL | | Tipton High School - Tipton, OK | | Edgerton Public School - Edgerton, MN | | Alma Public Schools - Alma, NE | | Hughes Springs High School - Hughes Springs, TX | | Texico Municipal School - Texico, NM | | Lester Prairie Public School - Lester Prairie, MN | | | | | | Synopsis | | This is the hilarious story of an advertising executive, who after visiting the quacky Dr. Noseitall, is told that his simple headache can only be cured by a mind-body transplant. It's one crazy event after another when Pat is given a prescription for a name brand body and visits the Body Mart to make his purchase. This is no easy decision and the Body Mart is no ordinary store. (Black lights and special lighting make this scene a highlight.) Blue-light specials, falling prices, store employees with attitude, not to mention wandering bodies, all come together to make this story an unforgettable thrill. The check out process in a body store can be a bit challenging as well. Just where is that UPC code anyway? Pat's problems are only complicated by a demanding boss, his daughter's punk boyfriend and the annoying town gossip. The civil servants of this community aren't exactly normal either. The EMT is afraid of blood, the firemen carry garden hoses and ride bicycles (budget cuts), and the police are power hungry blockheads. Collectively, they decide Pat needs a pyschiatric evalutation, but all is not what it seems. The play has a twist ending that will leave your audience in stitches and the women in the audience triumphant! |
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