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When Papa Klute stole a child for Miss Etta, he thought he had a boy. As it turned out, he had a girl. (Price includes 1 script)

What's more irritating than answering a nuisance telephone solicitor call while you're running late for a very important task? Snappy banter and a surprise ending. (Copy as needed)

When Blaine, a typical college student with obsessive compulsive, uh, tendencies, breaks into Tiffany

Set in a funeral parlor viewing room, explores the differences between the way a mother and daughter see themselves, their relationship and each other. (Copy as needed)

This dramatic yet humorous monologue is the story of a girl who must face her family duty of helping her Grandmother. (Price includes 1 script)

Two young Broadway actors sit a green room awaiting word on which of them will get a coveted role in a musical revival. (Price includes 2 scripts)

STEVEN's working at a fast-food restaurant. He's new and a little nervous, but very enthusiastic. When JACKIE comes in, he's excited by the chance to work with a real customer, and does not notice the mask, dark sunglasses and suspicious-looking object hidden under a cloth. It doesn't take him long to realize, however, that she's not here for the burgers. (Price includes 2 scripts)

Who is actually serving the after school detention: Mr. Clarkston, the teacher or Jeremy, the class clown? (Price includes 2 scripts)

Angel, short for Angelina Margaret, is a teenager whose life has moved too fast, with a fisherman father who is gone, now -- took her little brother with him. "You can't have 'em both, was what he yelled when he took Joey and left." What's the use of a girl? (Price includes 1 script)

Boy meets girl on the beach. Girl can’t stand boy – but he won’t go away! How do you stop a goofball who’s convinced he’s met his goddess? Or is there any chance he might be the right guy after all? (Price includes 2 scripts)