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| GENRE |
Comedy |
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Short, 45-50 minutes
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1 female, 1 male, 4 either (6 actors possible: 2-4 females, 2-4 males) |
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A classroom
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Mild adult language and content |
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| This play asks the question, "What if the entire universe was just some nerd's science project?" In a classroom in a dimension far beyond ours, a student striving for a "Master of the Universe" degree gives an oral presentation on an unusual thesis -- the creation of the heavens and the earth. Two professors and a dean interrogate the student and his two visual aids, a "typical" man and woman. (This play can also be performed as part of the full-length collection HA!) |
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| "Rich Orloff's charming and whimsical comedy about the creation of the universe delivers impish fun, along with a thoughtful and provocative message. Orloff brings a witty and engaging innocence to the excellent script." |
| --Variety |
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Sears Ontario Drama Festival Award, 1994 |
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Alexandria National One-Act Play Contest, 1988 |
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| The Whole Shebang, The Foolish Theatre Company & WorkShop Theater Company, New York City (2012). |
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