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  | | 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) |
| | First Performance Royalty: $65.00 | | Each Additional Performance: $65.00 | | Limited Video Rights: $50.00 | | Limited Streaming/Broadcast Rights: $50.00 | | Extra Streams: $0.50 | | | Type: Full Length Play | | Genres: Comedy, Farce, Classics | | Themes: Shakespeare, Classic Adaptations | | Running Time: 60 minutes | | Speaking Cast: 12 females, 9 males, 7 either, 28 total cast | | Flexibility: 5-10 extras, doubling possible, gender flexible | | ISBN: 978-1-61588-193-2 |
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| | Script Preview Author Notes Productions | | | | | Recent Productions: | | Dunedin Showcase Theater - Clearwater, FL | | Lutheran High School Association - Rochester Hills, MI | | Grand Island Senior High School - Grand Island, NE | | Beavercreek Community Theatre - Beavercreek, OH | | Southeastern High School Drama - Chillicothe, OH | | Ruthven-Ayrshire HS - Ruthven, IA | | Sebring McKinley High School - Sebring, OH | | EAV theater group as yet unnamed - Atlanta, GA | | Harold E. Winkler Middle School - Concord, NC | | The Waldo Theatre Inc. - Waldoboro, ME | | Palatine Park District - Palatine, IL | | | | Synopsis | | The Armadillo Flats Community Theater has never produced what one would call quality entertainment. Abigail Yokle is trying to direct one of Shakespeare's great comic masterpieces, but the budget is limited and the rental company sent costumes for every production except A Midsummer Night's Dream. Yet Abigail is not about to let the wrong costumes and a lack of talent stand in the way of a bad production. The actors appear as characters from the 1920s, the 1950s, a cat, a lumberjack, a disco dancer, a sailor and a host of characters from other shows. Locals also use the theater to advertise businesses and make political speeches. Other distractions include an audience member who forgets to silence a cell phone and a snake that crawls into the theater through a hole in the wall. |
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