Cotton Girls
by Scott Tobin
Synopsis
Can three girls survive their graduation night stuck on a Ferris wheel?
Set in 1959, the Dream Wheel breaks down with Miss, Berry, and Colleen at the very top.
The girls are forced into states of sheer terror and self-reflection, as they try to make the most of their last night of high school.
Facing such frightening prospects as the real world and the abyss below them, these best friends stretch the fabric of their friendship, eventually becoming closer than ever.
Press Reviews
"The play was a huge success for us, the audience loved it, and the actors had a great time performing it!"
— Alexa Kelly, Producer, Walnut Street Theatre Lunchtime Series (PA)
"A nostalgic look at friendship in the '50's"
— Juliane O'Riordian, Irish Echo
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Berry 18, nervous, theatrical |
Colleen 18, brazen, outspoken |
Miss 18, shy, reserved |
Publication
Cotton Girls is a American comedy play written by Scott Tobin and published by Samuel French (2010).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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Samuel French · 2010 · 32 pp
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