Sean Michael Gloria --STAGE CREDITS-- ¥ 2009, Satan, THE LAST DAYS OF JUDAS ISCARIOT, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, Joseph, THE UN-XMAS STORY, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, Jeremy, BLINK OF AN EYE, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, Jack, LEADING LADIES, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, Jones, FRIENDLY COMPETITION, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, Richard, THEY'RE JUST LIKE US, Venue Theatre Showcase ¥ 2009, great, ORANGE LEMON EGG CANARY, Venue Theatre Showcase --TRAINING-- ¥ 2009, Method Acting: The Strasberg Method, Corinne Broskette, The Venue Actor Studio, 9125 U.S. 19 North, Pinellas Park, FL (at Mainlands, just north of Gandy/Park Blvd.) (727) 822-6194

Guilty in a Court of Love
performed by Katie Scarlett O'Brien and ???

The Audition or Guilty in a Court of Love
performed by Irene Oh and Myra Hassaram

"Someone else's loss is my chocolaty goodness"

that's this year's theme sentence for the "Theater of NOTE 10-Minute Plays"

now we just need you to write the plays

Here's what's going to happen...

I write and send this e-mail (check)
You get inspired and write a play which is less than 10 minutes long
You e-mail your script in to me (by February 25th)
We print out all submissions and have a day of reading in which we read every script and vote on our favorites
We interview directors and audition actors
We put up an evening of top rate, heart-clutchingly good short plays (May 1st-30th Friday & Saturday nights @ 11PM)
Everyone wins the lottery (metaphorically)

"Someone else's loss in my chocolaty goodness."

What does that mean to you?
Loss? Chocolate? Schaudenfraude? Two wiener dogs debating race relations? Covered in chocolate?

"Someone else's loss in my chocolaty goodness."

All submissions remain the property of the writer. If you have any specific request, or conditions, please make them clear when submitting.

-- David LM McIntyre
producer - "Theatre of NOTE 10-Minute Plays 2009"

Mr. Goode,
Thank you so much for your work! My best friend Justine have so much fun performing your scenes! Is there anyway you could email me back you approval for performing "The Apostle John" ASAP! Thank you so much!
Lawren E. Ince

ST. PETERSBURG - Dixie Hollins High School Theatrical Company presents An Evening of Entertainment including the one act plays, "Shake, Rattle, and Rot" by Leslie Caulfield and "Maids Made Men" by Jeff Goode on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 4-5, 7 p.m.

Tickets, available at the door, are $5 and children under 12 who bring a non-perishable food item will be admitted free.

"Shake, Rattle, and Rot" is a 50's style musical with dancing zombies. "Maids Made Men" is a 17th century dueling comedy of girls who need to disguise as boys who know they are girls but think each other is a boy. There will also be some musical numbers and other scenes to complete the evening.

The Dixie Hollins drama group has been selected for the second time to attend the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland in August 2009 by the American High School Theatre Festival. They are one of 64 schools selected from over 1,600 applications to represent the United States. The group is available to entertain your holiday parties for donations.

Dixie Hollins High School is at 4940 62nd St. N., St. Petersburg. For more information, call 547-7876, ext. 2096.

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http://www.tampabay.com/features/performingarts/article922590.ece

The Dixie Hollins High School theater program is one of 64 in the country chosen to participate in the American High School Theater Festival at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival next August.

To raise money, students are putting on a pair of one-acts: Shake, Rattle and Rot, a musical with dancing zombies, and Maids Made Men, a 17th century dueling and cross-dressing comedy. Performances are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the school, 4940 62nd St. N, St. Petersburg. $5.

and I'm happy to report, my students are currently looking at "Portrait of the Virgin Mary ..." as a possible show for next semester. Hoping this letter finds you well -- thank you for all you do! john sefel artistic director, ghostlight theater co. theatre lecturer, chester college of new england

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Nov 26 '08
This past semester I taught a Theatre of the Absurd class at Chester College of New England, and after we got through the Beckett/Albee/Ionesco stuff, I was proud to introduce them to so much of your work. I can proudly say that it lead to some great readings and in-class discussions, to the student theatre club putting on "The Eight," and to a currently raging debate about the possibility of staging "Portrait of the Virgin Mary" during the spring, '09 semester.

A Holiday Extravaganza!
A Multicultural Holiday Variety Show
featuring music, comedy, and dance

Produced by Buddy Wilds

(Featuring The UnXmas Story by Jeff Goode)