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Showing posts with label one act plays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one act plays. Show all posts

Life of a Christmas Wreath: A One Act Play

Life of a Christmas WreathA One Act PlayBased on a True StoryByCarol M.
Cast of Characters
Wreath ………………………....… A simple wreath made from white pine boughs
Various flowers, leaves, and berries ... A few simple adornments on the wreath

TIME: Winter
SETTING: A gardener's workshop

ACT ONESCENE 1
(We see the pine boughs, dried flowers, leaves and berries strewn about a workbench.)
EVERYONE(All

Seed Heads: A One Act Play


Seed Heads

A One Act Play

By

Carol M.



Cast of Characters

Seeds…………………………......Several seeds on a coneflower
Bird………………………………A little finch


TIME: Late Fall
SETTING: A garden


ACT ONE

SCENE 1


(We see a stand of coneflower seed heads in the garden)


SEEDS

Hey everyone. How's it going? Everyone hanging on okay? Geez, it is getting cold at night, isn't it? I'm sure glad we haven't

Glory of the Snow Bulbs: A One Act Play


Glory of the Snow Bulbs

A One Act Play

By

Carol M.



Cast of Characters

Bulb…………………………....….A tiny bulb of Glory of the Snow
Corm………………………………A tiny corm of a Crocus
Pillywiggins………………………A song and dance troupe of Pillywiggins, garden fairies who specialize in spring blooms


TIME: Late Fall
SETTING: A lawn


ACT ONE

SCENE 1


(We see a lawn littered with leaves)


BULB

Is it crowded in

A Play Called Autumn




Let’s listen in as the Director of “A Play Called Autumn” conducts a rehearsal.

Director: Queue up the asters for the opening number. And action! (Music plays, asters dance onto center stage with bees and butterflies.) Cut, cut, cut! Where did you get these asters? They are as tall as giraffes!

Assistant Director: Yeah, about their height. It seems the gardener forget to cut them

Corn Pollination: A One Act Play


Corn Pollination

A One Act Play

By

Carol M.


Cast of Characters

Corn…………………………....….A sweet corn stalk
Tassel……………………………….A simple tassel at the top of a corn stalk
Silk………………………………… The silk on an ear of corn
Bee………………………………… A simple honeybee
Wind………………………………..A gentle summer breeze

TIME: Summer
SETTING: A garden


ACT ONE

SCENE1


(We see a patch of sweet corn growing in a garden)

Life in a Perennial Border: A One Act Play

Life in a Perennial BorderA One Act PlayByCarol M.
Cast of Characters
Coneflower ...............Echinacea purpurea
Aster ....................... Symphyotrichum novae-angliae
Perennial Sweet Pea .Lathyrus latifolius, an unwelcome visitor in the garden
Daylilies .................. Assorted daylilies
Lily ........................ Lilium henryi
Daisy ..................... Leucanthemum x superbum

Open Auditions for "Life of a Perennial"

After the smashing success of

Life of a Marigold: A One Act Play

and

Life of a Hollyhock: A One Act Play

Open auditions are now taking place for the upcoming tri-quel:

Life of a Perennial: A One Act Play
Okay, perennials, please line up and as we call your number, please present yourself at center stage, state your name, and then tell us a little about yourself.

No. 1
State your name,

Life of a Hollyhock: A One Act Play

Life of a HollyhockA One Act PlayByCarol M.
Cast of Characters
Hollyhock ………………………… A simple biennial flower
Thorn Goblinfly ………………….... A simple little garden fairy
Various flowers. …………………... A variety of blooming flowers

TIME: Summer
SETTING: A garden

ACT ONESCENE 1
(We see a few leaves growing in the garden, surrounded by blooming flowers.)
VARIOUS FLOWERS(All chattering at once)Hey

Life of a Marigold: A One Act Play

Life of a Marigold
A One Act Play
By
Carol M.


Cast of Characters

Marigold………………………….  A simple annual flower
Pruners……………………………. The villain turned hero

TIME: Late Spring
SETTING: A garden

ACT ONESCENE 1
(We see a simple annual flower, sunning itself in a garden, admiring its beauty.)

MARIGOLD
Oh, I am so proud of myself. I’ve grown a flower! And it is so pretty! Isn’t it the prettiest