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Marcia Savin knows about character, action and plot! She pull it all together in plays that really work for older actors and their audiences. You’re going to love her work! NEW! It seems like everybody is calling Agnes at the same time--a friend, neighbor, sister, and a repairman. She has only one choice--put people on hold! The show is lively, fresh, and can be used with beginning to advanced actors. Royalty: $10 per performance
1 man, 4 women Who knows what will happen when you’re waiting in line for a movie? Janice and several others are looking forward to seeing an advance movie screening. Everyone is friendly and cordial until someone cuts in line. They are outraged! Janice discovers that waiting in line can be more exciting than watching a movie! There are plenty of characters and lots of action in this short show. You’re going to love it! Royalty: $10 per performance
SUNNY ROOM IN CHARMING HOUSE 2 women Life becomes challenging, comic, and life-changing for Lydia, a widow, when she rents a room to Connie, a divorced free spirit. Lydia’s quiet evenings with a book and wine get unhinged with Connie’s sprawl, spontaneity and frank wit. As their funny balancing act teeters, they learn to laugh and connect. Great characters, quick script, easy costuming & staging. Royalty: $15 per performance
1 man, 1 woman As an attractive woman in her 60s moves into a senior apartment complex, she’s welcomed by a tenant from a park bench. He offers a “warmish” toddy from his thermos, explaining he’s toasting his departed friend. They sip and banter in the chilly air. Death makes her think on life and on what really matters. For her, it’s her memories. He quips that he tries to forget everything. She tells of her one great love — her long-absent husband — and how that memory sustained her through some hard times. He jokes and scoffs at the notion of “great love”. As she describes what made this man so special, he starts looking uneasy. They hear a street musician’s saxophone. He suggests they dance… Do these two share a past? Does she really remember life as it was? Can lost love be recovered? $15.00 About Marcia Savin Born in San Francisco, Marcia now lives in New York. She wrote and performed school skits which lead to productions on Off Broadway and in regional theatres. The Moon Bridge, a children’s wartime novel based on her childhood, sold 160,000 copies. Marcia writes strong parts for women; her goal is to make people laugh. She does not have call waiting. Her friends do. A film buff and New Yorker, she knows both lines and Line Cutters! Click here to see how Just a Song at Twilight imitated Marcia’s own life...amazing! |
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ArtAge Senior Theatre Resource Center We help older performers fulfill their theatrical dreams! Copyright 2012 ArtAge Publications. All rights reserved. |