Boys at Play
by Jerry Bisantz


Synopsis
Times are bleak for Joe Duffy and the Hartwell Theatre Company in this politically incorrect backstaqe comedy.
Deemed too "middle of the road" by the new agenda-loving Commissioner For The Arts, they have lost their state funding.
With the monies being delegated to fringe and minority-related theater groups, Joe decides to take the company in a "bold, new direction."
He decides to champion the works of new - in his opinion - "minority" voice in American theater...the straight, white male!
Boys at Play portrays, with tongue-in-cheek, the desperate measures one man will take to pursue his artistic dreams.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Lisa 60-something; energetic, free-spirited member of company. |
Joe 30's; hot-headed, idealistic author. |
Shelly 30's; Joe's girlfriend and theater director. |
Mike late 20's; Joe's best friend and confidant. |
Carol 30's; Commission for the Arts representative and friend of Shelly. |
Janet mid 30's; Local television theater newscaster. |
Justin 30's; Air-headed director from Chicago. |
Stan 30's; a cameraman. |
Patrick 30-something president of troupe; an intelligent realist. |
Publication
Boys at Play is a American comedy play written by Jerry Bisantz and published by Samuel French (2005).
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Samuel French · 2005 · 78 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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