Kelly DuMar's one act play for youth, The Adventures of Rocky & Skye, will be performed by Cameron Middle School at the upcoming Mass. Educational Theatre Guild Drama Festival, April 28, 2012, in Lynnfield, MA, directed by Maura Kate Moore.
About The Adventures of Rocky & Skye:
Comedy. 2-16 males, 2-21 females (4-37 performers total). 30-35 minutes. Suitable for all ages. The play may be performed equally effectively by age-appropriate actors (varying by scene from elementary through middle school age), or by older (high school, college or adult) actors. It is also ideal for scene study and classroom use, and individual scenes and monologues are well-suited for competition. Professional rights should be negotiated directly with YouthPLAYS at [email protected].
The Adventures of Rocky & Skye premiered at Summer Shorts 4: Celebration, produced by Youth Education on Stage (Williston, ND), where it won second place. "Cloud Jumping" and "The Baby Artists" (scenes in the play) will be published in the Smith & Kraus anthology Winners Competition Series Vol. 2: Award-Winning 90-Second Comic Scenes Ages 4-12 (ed. Janet Milstein).
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Through a series of short, fast-paced scenes, a quartet of characters grow up before the audience's eyes, as we witness the friendship, fun and social skirmishes Rocky, Skye, Ratani and Grant, encounter on their journey from kindergarten through middle school. Whether they’re debating whose father can reach the moon first, kissing and telling, picturing unlikely future careers, double dating or waiting for the last bell of middle school to ring, these charming characters inspire us to laugh and appreciate the extraordinary moments of ordinary life.
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