| BACK POCKET PRODUCTIONS |
| Presents |
| The 29th Greatest Show in American History |
Directed by Joshua Williams
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| Featuring |
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| The Tarantino Variation |
by Seth Kramer
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Synopsis
Three wise guys, a lot of attitude, handguns and a Mexican standoff.
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Published by
Dramatic Publishing.
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| ShrinkeeZ |
by Joshua Williams
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| Babel's in Arms |
by David Ives
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Synopsis
Two blue-collar Mesopotamian construction workers are handed a provocative task:
Build the Tower of Babel—or else. How many stones does it take to get to heaven, anyway?
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Published by
Dramatists Play Service.
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| Liberty Medical Beer Distribution |
by Aaron Tipken
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| One Tennis Shoe |
by Shel Silverstein
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Synopsis
Harvey needs to broach a delicate subject with his wife. He claims Sylvia is becoming a bag lady,
but she protests that her Bloomingdales' shopping bag doesn't make her a bag lady. No, says Harvey,
but the picture frame, couch cushion and single tennis shoe retrieved from the garbage do.
Not to mention the cold cooked oatmeal in her purse.
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Published by
Dramatists Play Service.
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| There Shall Be No Bottom |
by Mark O'Donnell
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Synopsis
Jeff misinterprets his lines, Joe skips large sections of dialogue, Jane tries to hold the
production together, and the fourth actor's stuck in traffic. Poor acting is afoot as three
actors and a stage manager attempt to perform a drawing room drama.
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Published by
Playscripts, Inc..
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May and June, 2008
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