Stage It

Three Plays and a Monologue

by Adapted by Christine Harvey, Compiled by Christine Harvey & Illustrated by Isaac Gillis


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 12/30/2003

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 8.25x10.75
Page Count : 78
ISBN : 9781412010986

About the Book

The plays in this book have all been performed by young people and have proven entertaining, versatile and easily producibile in many different venues. Teachers, young actors and audiences find these scripts appealing because they feature interesting characters, engaging plots, imaginative staging concepts and witty dialogue.

The first play, A Look All Her Own, is a heartwarming, modern Cinderella story about a girl who dares to be different. This play is perfect for large casts consisting of various age groups.

The Legend of the Lost and Found Box is a unique and imaginative play about four students who confront a notoriously dangerous lost and found box in order to rescue one of the student's most precious possessions. This play has minimal props and costumes and basic blocking requirements, making it extremely easy to stage.

The next play featured in this book is called A Fairytale Medley. This fun script is designed for a small and enthusiastic cast. It integrates different fairytales into an interesting collage of scenes including tableaus, storytelling, recognizable references to modern media and audience participation.

The final script included in this collection is a monologue entitled The Phone Call. In this piece, Leah reveals her frustration and insecurities as she vents her anxieties after a phone argument with her love interest, Keith.

Get your copy of these beautifully illustrated plays today.

Read reviews!

This review is from the "Voice Magazine" page 31 of vol.7 no.2 winter 2005 edition.

Reviewed by Maureen Doeler, a Grade 6 teacher in Simcoe County.


About the Author

Author Christine Harvey is a Queen's Drama Honours graduate and the producer of over twenty-six children's plays. She has been the organizer of the Young Artists of Kingston Theatre Camp since 1997. She is also the coordinator of three public school drama clubs and co-founder/director of The Not So Amateur Amateurs, a non-profit theatre company for young people. In her spare time, she enjoys playing volleyball and spending time with her dog, Asia.