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2010 MPF SCRIPT DETAILS
The 9th annual Maine Playwrights Festival will feature 11 one-act plays and 1 full length production. The one-act plays vary in running time from 5 to 30 minutes, and all 3 evenings will be presented in a schedule of rotating repertory over the 3 weeks of the festival.
April 15 to May 1, 2010
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THE MPF 24-HOUR PLAY FESTIVAL
Thanks to a generous grant from the Maine Theater Fund, we are pleased to initiate what we are certain will become a popular annual feature at Acorn's MPF - the 24-hour play festival. Similar in format to the 48-hour film festival, this event will cap off the MPF. Please contact Acorn Productions if interested in being involved in this event.
Sunday, May 2 at 7:30 p.m.
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FEATURED PLAY
directed by Michael Levine
Solitary Dancers by Jan Paetow
What happens when passion meets apathy? An incisive comedy about three middle-aged people and their eccentric approaches to life.
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SHORT PLAYS
directed by Julie Goell
Backseat Driver by Laura Emack
Two former lovers, one married and one unmarried, relish a chance encounter that just might go too far
(Living) Will by John Rizzo
A woman about to be removed from life support fights to be heard
Savannah by Kathy Hooke
Six characters from different time periods in the history of Savannah, GA tell stories of compassion, struggle and acceptance as a picture gradually emerges as the ancient common heritage of all human beings
The Brownwater Legend by Michael Kimball
An historical fantasy of the old west, bringing to life the legend of Consternation “Kid” Brownwater, housepainter, soup-maker, and aspiring gunslinger
The Nziza by Delvyn Case
Two young girls, who have experienced the horror of the Rwandan genocide, face the dilemma of revenge or forgiveness
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SHORT PLAYS
directed by Harlan Baker
A Topnotch Man by Hugh Aaron
A college professor calls on his former student, now a successful executive, for a loan to feed his drug habit
Barter by Bruce Pratt
A married couple play a dangerous game when the repairman comes to fix their furnace, uncovering in the process the ugly truths about their lives
Lungfish by Hugh Aaron
An aging yet still renowned dance choreographer gives lessons out of his home, but after a strange moment with one of his students, he is forced to confront his relationship and long-present melancholy
Neighbors by Blaise Titus
Can any of us really be sure what lurks on the other side of the wall in your apartment building?
now I lay me down to sleep by Michael Tooher
A young couple starts to come to term with the death of their newborn with the help of a photographer
The Day After the Incident by Eric Worthley
Two friends discuss the previous nights events, but not with each other
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