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Deanna Ableser was the recipient of the 2006 VSA Playwright Discovery Teacher Award and was honored at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.



Dodge by Ed Shockley

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About the Play


Children's Theatre Company (Goderich, ON, Canada).

Comedy.  25-35 minutes.  6-15 males, 5-15 females (11-30 performers possible).  Suitable for elementary and middle school and up.   First performance:  $50 (this includes permission to make copies of the script as necessary for your production).  Each additional performance:  $30.  Professional rights should be negotiated directly with YouthPLAYS at info@youthplays.com.

Dodge was written specifically for young performers at Upper Merion Elementary School in Pennsylvania, but the layered humor allows it also to be performed by older actors.

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Synopsis

Children's Theatre Company (Goderich, ON, Canada).

Dodge disappears after being sent to fetch more gold paint for the autumn leaves. She's really just trying to get out of the work of painting the leaves, but the other Elves assume that she has been waylaid by the winter Gnomes in an elaborate plot to create a new ice age. War is brewing between the Elves and the Gnomes. Holmstead, a character worthy of Arthur Conan Doyle, sets out with Swallow, following the clues the hapless Dodge has left behind, as Dodge herself tries desperately to think of a way to return and avert war without revealing her laziness and deception.

 




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