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I DON'T HAVE A CLUEAdd to Cart
By: Craig SodaroAdd to Wish List
I DON'T HAVE A CLUE
Script: $9.00
   (Available in hard copy or digital download—choose at checkout)
Notebook Script: $16.75
   (8.5 x 11 3-ring binder with large margins for notes)
eAudition Monologue (Digital Download): $1.99
First Performance Royalty: $75.00
Each Additional Performance: $75.00
Limited Video Rights: $50.00
Limited Streaming/Broadcast Rights: $50.00
Extra Streams: $0.50
Artwork Image Download: $30.00
Personalized Poster: $2.50
Type: Full Length Play
Genres: Comedy, Mystery
Themes: Gangs & Mafia, Law Enforcement & Prison
Running Time: 90 minutes
Speaking Cast: 7-8 females, 8-10 males, 4 either, 19-22 total cast
Flexibility: 0-10 extras, doubling possible, gender flexible
ISBN: 978-1-61588-077-5
        
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Customer Comments:
By Lyn Foureman - Co-Director - Arcanum High School
This play was so much fun to do. The set and blocking were easy, but impressive to the audience. With characters coming and going all the time, it made for fast-paced fun for everyone. It seemed like the laughs never stopped! Thank you!
 
By Lori Jenkins - Director - Chelan Middle School
We performed this play 8 years ago in our middle school and it was hilarious. The show allowed kids to really take off with their characters. It was a battle each night to see who would steal the show. Rehearsals were just as much fun as the performances. Very, very funny and easy to do. I will be repeating it next year - first show I've ever done that with. An unqualified recommendation.
 
By Kym Godwin - Director - Hawthrone Brook MS 2005
This was a wonderful play. It was easy to block and had plenty of room for students to add their own twists to characters and scenes. The audience was rolling in laughter each night. This play was so much fun that I plan on doing it again at my new school.
 
By Craig Sodaro - Playwright
Thank you very much for the I Don't Have a Clue T-shirt. It looks great. The artwork is stylish and colorful and catures the essence of the play nicely.
 
Synopsis
When Carol Robinson throws a laugh-packed murder-mystery dinner party for six friends, hires a moody maid to dish up the three-course meal, and refuses to let guests enter without fishnet tights and fedoras, no one is surprised to find a stranger hiding in the window box or two cops casing the joint—except their hostess. Somewhere between the Capone caviar and the Ma Barker biscuits, the guests start unraveling Carol's hysterical 1929 “whodunit” and find a wad of cash stuffed in a trash can. While Carol's friends are having the crime of their lives, Carol is baffled. The stranger is a stranger, the cops are strangers, and strange enough, Carol has no clue who stashed the cash in the trash and asks, “Is it real?” With a little help from Carol's youngest daughter, Corky, Carol's plot thickens. Corky (and friends) found $75,000 in the park, hid it in the house, and are now being followed by a couple of gangsters, who are being followed by a couple of salesmen, who are being followed by a couple of cops. Before long, Corky and friends find themselves in a heap of trouble when the gangsters demand their cash back and Corky can't find it (the dinner guests are using it for dessert napkins). What started with dinner and a murder-mystery among friends, ends in hilarious havoc and heart-pounding fun! Costumes vary from flappers and pin stripes to gangsters, vacuum cleaner salespeople, and teenagers. One interior set.
 

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