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| Recent Productions: |
| The Theatre Collective At Richardson High School - Richardson, TX |
| Wheeling Park High School - WHEELING, WV |
| Cross County Community School - Stromsburg, NE |
| CGBHS - Cedar Grove, WI |
| CHEONGNA DALTON SCHOOL - INCHEON, Korea (South) |
| Orono Middle School - Orono, ME |
| Saint James School - Pike Road, AL |
| Holy Innocents' Episcopal School - Atlanta, GA |
| Mitchel Jr. Sr. High School - Mitchell, NE |
| The Anacapa School - Santa Barbara, CA |
| Hellgate Middle School - Missoula, MT |
| Leisure World Community Theatre - Mesa, AZ |
| Benet Academy - Lisle, IL |
| Wallace School District - Wallace, NE |
| Gehlen Catholic High School - Le Mars, IA |
| Lutheran High School Northwest - Rochester Hills, MI |
| Centerville High School Drama - Centerville, IA |
| Platteville Community Theatre - Platteville, WI |
| Cedarcrest High School - Duvall, WA |
| Colina Middle School - Thousand Oaks, CA |
| Chavez HS - Stockton, CA |
| Springfield Nazarene Church - Springfield, IL |
| Horseshoe Bend High School - Horseshoe Bend, ID |
| Belleville Mennonite School - Belleville, PA |
| Vernon Center Middle School - Vernon, CT |
| Berean Baptist Christian School - Rockford, IL |
| Drama at the Dojo - Burlington, NJ |
| Lakeland Maintenance Dept. - Rathdrum, ID |
| Master Arts Theatre - Grand Rapids, MI |
| Byrd Middle School - Tulsa, OK |
| Santa Fe Waldorf High School - Santa Fe, NM |
| Horner Junior High School - Fremont, CA |
| Marshall County High School - Lewisburg, TN |
| Milnor Satellite Club - Milnor, ND |
| Lawrence Junior High School - Fairfield, ME |
| NVHS DRAMA DEPT. - Naperville, IL |
| Cardigan Mountain School - Canaan, NH |
| White County Central High School - Judsonia, AR |
| Pine Valley Middle School - San Ramon, CA |
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| Synopsis |
| Good Sports is a satirical comedy about the retail business. John B. Good is the cynical owner of Good Sports, a small town sporting goods store. The store advertises that it supplies sporting goods for all sports. Problems arise when John is visited by three unlikely athlete/customers requesting strange athletic equipment, including poker chips. John is met with resistance when he explains to the customers that the store doesn’t carry poker chips nor any of the other items mentioned, because he doesn’t consider them sports. The customers then debate the issue and decide, “If it’s on ESPN, it’s gotta be a sport.” |