Now Available: “Promedy” by Wade Bradford
Attention Drama teachers, theater students, playhouse directors, and thespian geeks:
My latest play “Promedy” is now available at Eldridge Plays!!! I love the logo they created:
Here’s the synopsis:
To prom or not to prom? That is the question! The student body leaders at Lowzund High bicker and argue about various prom themes. They finally decide to combine all of their ideas into one to create a medieval-futuristic-under-the-sea dance. But when self-proclaimed drama-geek, Dante Allegro, is rejected by the arrogant, text-messaging-obsessed cheerleader, he uses his persuasive abilities to cancel the whole event. Now, the noble-hearted student body president, Beatrix Holiday, must come up with a scheme to rescue what she believes is the defining moment in their young lives. To help her win back the prom, she must utilize the intelligence of Chester (the school’s resident brainiac), Tanner (the charismatic captain of the football-team), and a brooding, Goth-girl named Lee (who secretly likes Tanner). Mixed-up romantic misunderstandings abound in this laugh-a-minute comedy about that wonderfully stressful event: the prom!
And here’s a recent YouTube Actress, performing one of Beatrix’s monologues. Check it out:
If you would like to read or perform a scene from Promedy, visit my ever-growing library of comedic monologues About.com.
