Shortplay Stories

My sibling is currently writing a play about the theater with another actor friend. They kindly allowed me to write the play that their characters are working on in their play. Play-ception! It's supposed to be a comedy. It's also supposed to be improved and adjusted by the actors/characters as part of the larger play it's in. (Also, I'm not normally a comedy writer.) So this is "Blind Robbery," a very short play to be featured in a larger play. It's complete.

A short play I wrote with a second part being worked on right now. About a group of Italians planning to rob a bank in 1920.

So, I'm proud of this piece of work. Was #1 for shortplay😭

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This is about my prior work; Screen writing. back of my past. Caution! not edited by professional writers so there may be few typing mistakes.

A play written for Playhouse Stageworks

This is a book of scripts for short films, plays, etc., that I have written and would like to share with y'all. Most if not all of them will follow a theme of LGBTQ+. If they don't follow that theme, an LGBTQ+ character will at least appear in the script. If you would like to produce these in your own way, please contact me (PM) so that we can discuss this further. Anyways, I hope you enjoy these scripts!

A short play that sends a bunch of different characters on the hunt for a legendary treasure. (Was previously a part of another thing but I decided that it could have it's own).

Lea has a new school. Will she have new friends? Or will she meet a new set of bullies?

Catch Your Breath is a short play I wrote for a university project and that I am deeply fond of. It's about heartbreak and how it can knock you over but also how important it is to take a step back from the world and just take a moment for yourself so you can catch your breath.

This is a short play I wrote for a class, and I figured, why not put it up? Evette Knapp lives with her two siblings, Lupe and Adaline. They showed up in a small town one day and have been there ever since. The Knapp children are considered crazy by the whole town, including Nicholas. That is at least until Nicholas meets Evette...

This is a monologue and short plays collection that I originally wrote for my college creative writing class. If I get a decent amount of votes and comments then I will write more.

A short play about a teenager named Simon who faces their inner demons when confronted by a sleep paralysis demon named Judas

The Play version of my poem, 'The Bear's Monologue Of Nature' in 'MERAKI | POEMS', my anthology of original poems! See my profile if you would like to see the poetry version too. A conversation on nature, conservation from the POV of an Asian Sun Bear Vote, Comment and Follow if you like my works :)

Hi! I have nothing interesting to add in this description. Oh well! Have a good day. I don't write often, but here you go.

A short play written by me

Sex Gods: The private lives of the Greek gods Hestia, Athena, and Artemis on love, virginity, and why we don't have sex with our brothers.

Sleepovers are meant to be fun-a mix of giggles and late-night treats. Someone in the group is not who they claim to be. Dive into this short play in which one of the characters is not who they appear to be.

Dmitri is the Crowned Prince of Absalom. He is in line for the throne, and known for his reputation with the Ladies that are in the castle. Amnisty is the daughter of the leader of the rebellion. Her father is the leader of a group of citizens that are willing to do anything to take the King and the Royal Family out of power. One day, the King holds a masquerade ball in the castle. Amnisty's father discovers this and sends her on a mission to gather information on the King and his family. Dmitri, being the Crowned Prince, is in attendence. These two starcrossed lovers, cruely played by fate, meet that very night. At first both are unawear of the other's title, and fall in love. This is a take on Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, scene 2. This is the famous balcony scene. It was a class assignment for English, so I decided to put it up. This needs no prior knowledge of the play, there is an intoduction that explains the scene.

Rumor has it, there is a little girl who lives in this forest. "In the forest, pass the oak, lives a girl, a lonely girl." People have been warned not to enter the forest. "By the forest, on the road, travelers come and go. In the forest, no one goes, or they'll lose their way back home." But if you do enter... "But if you lose your way, the lonely girl will find you." You will never leave. "Then you'll never be alone, she will guide you, down to the lake you go."