| Scot's Writing |
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One-Act Plays*
Serial - A comedy in one act about five notorious serial killers at a coffee shop in the great beyond debating the
issue of quantity vs. quality. This play was originally produced in 2007 at the Minnesota Fringe Festival by the
Zealots + Mystics theatre company.
Jerry's Funky-Chicken Death March - A comedy in one act about a rag-tag group of destitute individuals
deciding whether or not committing group suicide is a punishable offense in the subjective eyes of a "maker."
Now with alternate-ending-goodness!
There are more, but they have not been work shopped or edited. When I have more time, I hope to get them
posted.
*If you choose to produce one of these plays, please take note of two things:
Serial - A comedy in one act about five notorious serial killers at a coffee shop in the great beyond debating the
issue of quantity vs. quality. This play was originally produced in 2007 at the Minnesota Fringe Festival by the
Zealots + Mystics theatre company.
Jerry's Funky-Chicken Death March - A comedy in one act about a rag-tag group of destitute individuals
deciding whether or not committing group suicide is a punishable offense in the subjective eyes of a "maker."
Now with alternate-ending-goodness!
There are more, but they have not been work shopped or edited. When I have more time, I hope to get them
posted.
*If you choose to produce one of these plays, please take note of two things:
- These are not published anywhere but this site, so please email me directly for info about royalties.
- I am more than happy to work with producers and directors to make changes depending on the
circumstances of your particular production. Contact me prior to making changes.
Current Projects:
The website scotmoore.com is now live! Therefore, this "Writing" page will likely go away soon. The links to all
pertinent info is on the Home page, so enjoy!
In the meantime, you can go to Amazon.com and look for Freshwater Theatre's Festival of Awkward Moments, in
which I and a number of (actually talented) local playwrights are published!
The website scotmoore.com is now live! Therefore, this "Writing" page will likely go away soon. The links to all
pertinent info is on the Home page, so enjoy!
In the meantime, you can go to Amazon.com and look for Freshwater Theatre's Festival of Awkward Moments, in
which I and a number of (actually talented) local playwrights are published!