Category Archives: Short Plays

This script definitely needs work, but something interesting came out of something pretty uninspired. Diogenes was a tacked on character, based on a video game, but somehow became the focal point of the play. If nothing else, Diogenes’ dilemma is … Continue reading →

I like clowns. I love French clowns. But not mimes. No one likes mimes. This play at least has potential. I was reading Christopher Moore’s Sacre Bleu at the time, in particular the chapter where young Lucien is helping the … Continue reading →

The challenge for this play was, “Write the worst play possible.” I have yet to write for Drekfest. I should try it, but I’m slightly unnerved that the worst and best plays in modern popular culture are both so strongly … Continue reading →

This one was more of an exercise than a play. but here it is. I actually don’t remember what the challenge was for this particular day. As is often the case, my symbolism was pretty heavy handed this day. Song … Continue reading →

In November, I participated in Red Theater’s play-writing challenge. We had to write a short play every day without exception. I managed to complete the challenge, though most of my plays were a bit on the… in-progress side. I haven’t really … Continue reading →