ScriptCreator

Writing,like performing, has something to do with learning from experience and using what you have learned to grow into someone you have never been before. There are no magic formulas, systematic collection of effects, or a rigid, previously grounded concept. It is a process done by this person, in this time and place, with these means, and, at the same time, revealing someone we recognize.

Wednesday, March 02, 2011

Divine Intervention Release 2: A down-to-earth Angel runs away with the wife of the Leader of the Good Lord's Coalition. A slam-bam-thank-you-maam farce with an upbeat twist.

The Madness of the American Sentry: The Statue of Liberty jumps off her pedestal into New York harbor for a career change. Characters: Ms Liberty, Amerigo Vespucci the 17th, the Chief of State, Captain Blunderbuss of the International Brotherhood of Fog Men, Triton and Poseidon - Fog Men, and Immigrants. Satire on U.S. bottleneck immigration policy.

Theory of Relativity: A free flowing monologue for a talented dancer who can swing from one dance style to the next.

Vegetable Bin: 25 years after the advent of the New World Order, the corporative elite live in an isolated Vegetable Bin with all the amenties. At the end of their lives they volunteer to be composted and used for fertilizer for the general welfare.

Labels: Satirical Plays

Posted by: ScriptCreatpr / 9:04 AM

Tuesday, June 08, 2010

“Ali and Nino” is a highly regarded novel that has been published in 33 languages since 1937 (including Braille). I obtained the stage adaptation rights with funding from the New York Foundation for the Arts. A Romeo and Juliet story, highlighting the romance between Ali Khan Shirvanshir, a young independent minded patriot from Azerbaijan, and Nino Kapinini, a bright, witty Christian girl from Georgia, the stage adaptation is timely, relevant, and reflective of events in the near East today. “Ali and Nino” uses a direct line of action, multiple casting, Azerbaijan music, projected imagery, dance, puppetry, and mime to heighten its theatrical impact. If interested in a production, contact me at nedbobkoff@msn.com

Labels: theater opportunity