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Four classic stories told in a unique and exciting way forms the basis of this collection featuring duets and monodramas. Join two women, reunited years after their HS graduation, and examine the changes in their lives for the better and the worst in "The Reunion" based on the classic poem "A Ruined Maid" by Thomas Hardy. Meet Kid Blink, a union leader who led one of the most successful and infamous strikes in history, all at the age of 13, in "Blink" based on the true story of the 1899 Newsboys Strike. Based on "Lot 249" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, "The Mysterious Case of Lot 249" is the story of a detective, on the trail of a mysterious killer, who doggedly interrogates a witness, who knows more then he's telling. Finally, a young teenager tells the story of her unexpected pregnancy in "Miriam and Isa" based on the biblical story.

Cast Size: 4 separate pieces with roles for 2 M, 2 F, 1 M, 1 F.

Running Time: Consists of 4 ten minute pieces.

Royalty Rate: $50.00 per performance.

Appropriate for all audiences.

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Hailed as "one of our best new children's authors", Everett Robert is an award winning author, playwright, actor, and director with over 20 years of experience. A Kansas native, he is an alumnus of Colby Community College, Emporia State University, and Fort Hays University. Everett is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America, The Playwright's Center, The Kansas Writer's Association, and the Oklahoma Writer's Federation. Everett has had productions and readings across the United States and internationally including shows at the historic Dalton Gang Hideout in Meade, KS, in Davao City, Philippines, and by Mind The Gap Theater in New York City. He has won multiple awards for his writing. Everett can be found blogging at his website, http://www.emergencyroomproductions.net, tweeting at http://www.twitter.com/eerobert or just hanging out, talking theater at http://www.facebook.com/emergencyroomproductions

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