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Wed. March 10, 2010 7:30 and 9:30 PM RSVP TO GUARANTE YOUR SEATS |
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THE DARES The dare can be anything—a genre, a line of dialogue, a character—as long as it challenges the writer. Once they've been dared, a writer has one month to write, one month to rehearse, then the play is presented in front of a packed house as a one night only event. Below are the dares for our fourteenth installment of The Dare Project, March 10, 2010. To RSVP, follow the link above |
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DARE: To use the theme "My Dog is a Black Hole, My Cat
is the Angel of Death" What Comes Next by Scott Casper At the end of his life, a man chooses how he wants to spend eternity. |
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DARE: To write a comedy
where every character dies. Twice. Troopas by Christopher Catalano and Fred Gooltz The occupational hazards of an unconventional workplace. |
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DARE: To make
horizontal, vertical stripes, AND polka dots look gooood! Here Comes the Bride by Lesslie Dodge Crane In the final minutes before she walks down the aisle, the bride decides what she won’t give up for her man. |
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DARE: Write
a play about leaving your sneakers during a one night stand. Dear Hungry by Jimmie Galaites Forgotten details have consequences in an online affair. |
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DARE: To
write a play where the characters of Scooby Doo discover the cult
(secret cult) that started the Smurfs. Scooby-Doosical by Steve Wargo Music and lyrics by Keith Varney The Scooby Gang is on spring break in France and finds a Smurftastic secret. |
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