The Ert Plays
by Colleen Neuman, Dudley W. Sanders
Synopsis
Every now and then, a play comes along, and all we can say is that it is a winner.
Perched at the end of a rickety old pier on the banks of the mighty (ugly) Cuyahoga River, in Cleveland, is Maggie.
She is seventeen, blessed with determination and a rich imagination.
With Maggie is her grumpy, blind companion, Bird.
Maggie is driven by a vision: a vision of a fish in the Cuyahoga, waiting for her to catch it.
Great character roles.
Highly recommended for competition use, or for university or community theatre groups.
Publication
The Ert Plays is a American comedy play written by Colleen Neuman and published by Samuel French (1999).
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Samuel French · 1999 · 57 pp
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Restrictions: Major Markets Only (US) / Standard Restriction (UK)
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