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Bradley Walton

BRADLEY WALTON  

Nationality:    USA
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After working for seven years as a comic book writer and artist without ever quite having made a living at it, Bradley Walton landed a job in the library of his high school alma mater. A well-remembered Drama and forensics junkie, he was quickly recruited to head the school's forensics program, as well as establish and direct an annual spring play. Long intimidated and befuddled by Shakespeare, but figuring it was high time to do something about it, he directed the Tempest as his first show, followed by a wildly (if improbably) successful Star Wars-themed production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Having conquered his greatest theatrical fear, the next logical step seemed to be writing his own plays to direct. To his enormous relief, he turned out to be rather good at it. Mr. Walton lives in Virginia with his wife, daughter, some cats, and an embarrassingly large quantity of comic books and Star Wars action figures. In addition to his work with Playscripts, his writing has been published by Image Comics, Desperado Publishing, Caliber Comics, Basement Comics, and Brooklyn Publishers.

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below is a list of Bradley Walton's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Absolutely Insidious and Utterly Terrifying Truth About Cat Hair, The         Convention: Two Days of Comic Books Gone Bad         How to Kill a Mockingbird         Tree, The



Absolutely Insidious and Utterly Terrifying Truth About Cat Hair, The

Synopsis:
Cat hair is infinite. No matter how much hair you brush off of a cat, there will always be more. Always. Cat hair has existed since the beginning of time, and it will be here long after cockroaches have become extinct. It is the secret driving force behind business and politics, and is plotting the downfall of humanity even as we speak. Unbelievable? Find out for yourself in this insidious and utterly terrifying tale, which is also totally hilarious, easy to stage, and suitable for an insanely large cast. Brenda! Put down that brush! Step away from the cat!

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theatrefolk Original Playscripts   -

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Genre:
TYA comedy 25 min

Parts:
Male:  -            Female:  -            Other:  8 Either, Plus ensemble of 8-100 or more

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Convention: Two Days of Comic Books Gone Bad

Synopsis:
Four women who produce an obscure comic book called "the Blue Staircase" achieve sudden, unexpected popularity at a comic book convention when a major website runs a glowing article about them. Thrilled by the sudden increase in demand, they encounter a variety of eccentric convention attendants, from pretentious movie executives to quirky comic book junkies. But the women soon realize people may be paying attention for the wrong reasons. . .

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1st Produced:
Harrisonburg High School (Harrisonburg, VA, United States)    2003

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1st Published:
Playscripts, Inc - New York   -

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Genre:
115-125 min Comedy

Parts:
Male:  12            Female:  9            Other:  12 males, 9 females, 8 either (12-29 actors possible: 5-20 males, 7-17 females)

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How to Kill a Mockingbird

Synopsis:
Five less-than-stellar students meet to work on their group English project. their assigned reading: Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird." Unfortunately, not one of the five has actually read the book. In fact, nobody even brought a copy of the book along. Worst of all, they're not exactly sure what the title of the book even is! Thus begins a hilarious series of guesses and assumptions which culminate in a massive conspiracy theory about the book and the true threat of mockingbirds!

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1st Published:
Eldridge Plays & Musicals   -

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Genre:
Comedy

Parts:
Male:  -            Female:  -            Other:  Flexible cast of 8

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Tree, The

Synopsis:
Five teenagers on a hiking trip discover a blackened, twisted tree in the forest. they think little of it until night begins to fall and they find it in their path again. . .and again. . .and again. Is the tree following them? Or are they following the tree? And who are the mysterious hiker ghosts they see on the trail?

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1st Published:
Playscripts, Inc - New York   -

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Genre:
35-40 min Comedy/Drama/Horror

Parts:
Male:  2            Female:  3            Other:  2 males, 3 females, 5 either (10 actors possible: 2-7 males, 3-8 females)

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