

Boys' Play
Jack Heifner
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.
| 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. |
Boys at Play is a American comedy play written by Jerry Bisantz and published by Samuel French (2005).
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