The best plays have the capacity to change lives and change society. We passionately believe that theater can be transformative.

The theater scripts here have plenty of humor and drama and often music, songs or verse poetry to draw audiences into the compelling lives of both heroes and villains. Great theatre is about challenging how we think and encouraging us to fantasize about a world we aspire to. The selected stage scripts entertain, engage and educate audiences of all levels, whether it be in a school, a church, a senior retirement center or a professional theatre. They help us all to imagine a better world with simple and honest storytelling that fosters greater understanding of our shared world. Play scripts for plays published on this site under the imprints of HaveScripts and Blue Moon Plays focus on plays that tell stories in close conversation with our times, inspire us to think differently about the world. (Flexing in different directions) You can go that way or that way, or you can stay right here.Havescripts and Blue Moon Plays – Play Scripts for School, Community & Theatres You please help me for finding me way?ĬHAD: Sure thing lil’lady. SVETLANA: Excuse me strong lifeguard man. She just spent an hour telling us to keep quiet… and about how old, I mean not old she is. Young and vibrant and yes I enjoy the occasional wild game of bridge every no and again…ĬLOE: Oh wow! That’s him! He’s absolutely gorgeous, look at those pecks, that jawbone, he’s perfect! Because he’s old… yeah… he is old, not me… I’m young. PETUNIA: Can you two keep quiet? Is that so hard to do? Some people are trying to enjoy a quiet day on the beach! Well, uh… that what my dad would say. He’s just a guy, a really hot guy… but just a guy nonetheless. ( Puts earphones on).ĬLOE: Oh there you are Rose! I just saw the most handsome, hot, gorgeous guy in the whole world! PETUNIA: I chose the worst day to come to the beach! Ah this wind, my hair’s going to get so much sand in it… and it’s so rough and dirty! Great, no sun, how did i ever think I would get a tan? I just burn anyway.Īh I’m not swimming in that water, it looks far too cold… well at least it’s quiet. GUEST: I don’t care who, just do something. MANAGER: Yes, not you, (pointing at Hue) Hue!

MANAGER: Hue, call the police and call me an ambulance. GUEST: My husband, he is finally, uh I mean… he’s… he’s dead! HUE: My apologies, but it seems someone has ruined the vines on the side of the hotel. You’re my hotel gardener, it’s your responsibility. MANAGER: Yes, where are the roses I asked you to pick yesterday? This place looks dreary. You did it, but we are about to find out who did it. This is a story about a hotel murder mystery, where a man is killed once, but murdered three times.

NARRATOR: Isn’t this hotel of mine lovely, everything seems to be in place, but look carefully.

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