Imaginators, The
Dwayne Hartford
Heads and Tales
by Carol Lauck
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Synopsis
A whimsical and energetic Professor and his assistants guide 10 year old T.J. through comical adventures to free his imagination.
"Do you know there are people who never use imagination?" asks the Professor.
"Sad, but true," he laments.
"Almost as sad as people not using smiles."
Through a variety of adventures in dance exercises, story creation and silliness, T.J. measures up well, and earns his Free Imagination pom pom without the aid of computor assistance.
The play offers complete flexibility in casting, since the characters could be of any age or either gender with just a small name adjustment.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
| T.J. a ten year old child |
| SOFIA/SOPHOCLES his/her imagination |
| THE PROFESSOR a comical instructor in the art of creating tales |
| MARIA/MARIO (professor's assistant) professor's assistant |
| FREDERICK/FREDERICA (professor's assistant) professor's assistant |
Publication
Heads and Tales is a comedy play written by Carol Lauck and published by Samuel French .
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