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Comedy |
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Short, 25-35 minutes
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8 females, 8 males (4-16 actors possible: 2-8 females, 2-8 males) |
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Two tables, two chairs.
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Best friends Guy and Girl used to be a couple. Desperate to buck singlehood, they decide that even considering their atrocious blind dating track record, it's worth another shot. But after struggling through dates with a wannabe rock star, a vote-starved politician, and the guy who does those intense movie trailer voice-overs, there's the inevitable question: Which is better -- staying single the rest of your life, or suffering through a series of the worst dates in history?
(See also Check Please and Check Please: Take 2. This play can be read or performed without any knowledge of the other two versions.) |
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#6 most-produced high school short play for the 2008-2009 season (Educational Theatre Association) |
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| Check Please: Take 3, Golden West High School, Visalia, California (2008). |
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