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Shel Silverstein

SHEL SILVERSTEIN  (1930 - 1999)

 Nationality:    USA
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below is a list of Shel Silverstein's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

         Abandon All Hope         Adult Evening of Silverstein , An         All Cotton         Best Daddy , The         Blind Willie and the Talking Dog         Bus Stop         Buy One Get One Free         Click         Devil and Billy Markham         Do Not Feed the Animal         Dreamers         Duck         Garbage Bags         Going Once         Gone to Take a         Hangnail         Hard Hat Area         Have a Nice Day         Lady or Tiger Show, The         Lifeboat Is Sinking , The         No Dogs Allowed         No Skronking         No Soliciting         One Tennis Shoe         Smile         Thinking Up a New Name for the Act         Trio         Two Hookers and A Dead Pony         Wash and Dry         What Are You Doing In there?

Abandon All Hope

Synopsis:
Al and Benny stand before a giant portal. A sign above the portal reads, "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here." Benny is more than a little frightened, but Al has no intention of abandoning his hope, as the two debate the precise meaning of the sign.

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Adult Evening of Silverstein , An

Synopsis:
Welcome to the darkly comic world of Shel Silverstein, a world where nothing is as it seems and where the most innocent conversation can turn menacing in an instant. the ten imaginative plays in this collection range widely in content, but the style is unmistakable. ONE TENNIS SHOE. Harvey needs to broach a delicate subject with his wife. He claims Sylvia is becoming a bag lady, but she protests that her Bloomingdales' shopping bag doesn't make her a bag lady. No, says Harvey, but the picture frame, couch cushion and single tennis shoe retrieved from the garbage do. Not to mention the cold cooked oatmeal in her purse. (1 man, 1 woman.) BUS STOP. Irwin stands on a street corner with a sign reading "bust stop." When Celia passes, he stops her and proceeds to run through the entire list of slang for her breasts, but Celia turns the tables on him with a lengthy and demeaning list of her own. (1 man, 1 woman.) GOING ONCE. In a simultaneously comic and chilling monologue an auctioneer shows off a woman, who is putting herself up for auction to the highest bidder. (1 man, 1 woman.) the BEST DADDY. Lisa's got the best daddy in the world. After all, he bought her a pony for her birthday. Too bad he shot it dead. Or did he? Maybe it was Lisa's older sister. (1 man, 1 woman.) the LIFEBOAT IS SINKING. Jen and Sherwin sit safely on their bed, but Jen forces her husband to imagine they are on a sinking boat in the middle of a terrible storm. Waves fill the boat with water; there are no life jackets; and Sherwin must decide whether he should throw his mother overboard or condemn them all to die. (1 man, 1 woman.) SMILE. Bender and his henchmen drag Gibby into a room and throw him to the ground. Gibby protests that he hasn't done anything wrong, but Bender and the others know better. they have found the man responsible for the '70s smiley face and the phrase "Have a nice day," and they're going to make him pay. (4 men.) WASH AND DRY. Marianne stops by the laundromat, but she's horrified to discover that her laundry hasn't been cleaned. George counters he never agreed to wash it. "George's Watch and Dry," he says. "You gotta pay attention." (2 men, 1 woman.) THINKING UP A NEW NAME FOR the ACT. Pete hits on the phrase "Meat and Potatoes" as the perfect name for their vaudeville act, but Lucy doesn't like it. they get into a terrible fight, and Lucy kills Pete. A police investigation, trial and execution quickly follow. And the only words in this farcical sketch are "Meat and Potatoes." (1 man, 1 woman, 9 men or women.) BUY ONE GET ONE FREE. Merrilee and Sherilee are offering the deal of the century. "Buy one, get one free," the hookers sing to a tempted Lee. It's a golden opportunity. And it all rhymes. (1 man, 2 women.) BLIND WILLIE AND the TALKING DOG. Blind Willie sings the blues and asks passersby if they can spare a nickel or dime to help him and his hungry dog. But his dog can't understand why Willie refuses to use the fact that he owns a talking dog to make some real money. (2 men.)

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All Cotton

Synopsis:
Jill is furious because the guaranteed not-to-shrink blouse she bought shrunk six sizes in the wash, and Rachel, the store clerk, won't give her a cash refund. But Jill, it seems, is a witch, and when she does not get satisfaction, she casts a spell on the store and everything in it.

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Best Daddy , The

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Lisa's got the best daddy in the world. After all, he bought her a pony for her birthday. Too bad he shot it dead. Or did he? Maybe it was Lisa's older sister

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Blind Willie and the Talking Dog

Synopsis:
Blind Willie sings the blues and asks passersby if they can spare a nickel or dime to help him and his hungry dog. But his dog can't understand why Willie refuses to use the fact that he owns a talking dog to make some real money.

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Bus Stop

Synopsis:
Irwin stands on a street corner with a sign reading "bust stop." When Celia passes, he stops her and proceeds to run through the entire list of slang for her breasts, but Celia turns the tables on him with a lengthy and demeaning list of her own

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Buy One Get One Free

Synopsis:
Merrilee and Sherilee are offering the deal of the century. "Buy one, get one free," the hookers sing to a tempted Lee. It's a golden opportunity. And it all rhymes

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Click

Synopsis:
Valerie tries to relax by reading a magazine in the bathtub as Leonard irritatingly sits on the toilet seat playing Russian roulette. He tells her the bullet he put in the gun might be a blank. She tells him she switched his bullet with another that may be real. She insists that he finish his game.

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Devil and Billy Markham

Synopsis:
A down on his luck blues singer doubles down with the Devil, singing you on a raunchy comedic ride from Hades to Heaven and back again. This fiendishly epic poem will have you asking: "Can you really out-trick the Devil?"

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Genre:
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Do Not Feed the Animal

Synopsis:
Ann sits next to Vern on a park bench and notices his tiny box with a sign that reads "Do not feed the animal." She suddenly becomes irate while wondering what is so special about this mystery animal to deny her permission to feed it. As she stuffs a croissant in the box, she painfully finds out.

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Dreamers

Synopsis:
Nick and Ritchie are plumbers trying to unclog a drain, but Ritchie's worried about a dream he had where he slept with another man. Nick tries to calm his fears. "It's symbolic," he tells Ritchie, just like the dreams Nick had of sleeping with his wife and daughter.

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Duck

Synopsis:
Burt warns Morgan before entering a low doorway to "duck"-as the sign says. Little does Morgan know that there are actual ducks waiting to bite him on the other side

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Male:  2            Female:  1            Other:  -

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Garbage Bags

Synopsis:
In this monologue, Sarah sits between monstrous stacks of garbage bags, grocery bags and cardboard boxes. As she recites her poem of refusing to take out the garbage, the bags move closer and closer, until she disappears

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Going Once

Synopsis:
In a simultaneously comic and chilling monologue an auctioneer shows off a woman, who is putting herself up for auction to the highest bidder

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Genre:
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Gone to Take a

Synopsis:
B.J. is enraged when her employee, Arthur, leaves an explicit sign informing patrons that he has gone to take a. . .Well, B.J. can't even say the word-until Arthur pushes his boss to the limit.

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Hangnail

Synopsis:
In a long monologue, a woman tries to remove a hangnail on one of her fingers. She has a variety of manicuring options, but each one has its benefits and perils. It's affecting her whole day, and she doesn't know what to do

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Hard Hat Area

Synopsis:
Pauley and Ed sit on a girder in a construction site. Pauley wears a hard hat, but Ed doesn't. While Ed eats his lunch, Pauley tries to convince him that he should take his destiny in his own hands and wear a hard hat so as not to be killed accidentally or he should kill himself but not just leave it to chance.

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Genre:
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Have a Nice Day

Synopsis:
Ben, Al and Cyrus try to take the symbols for "peace" and "Have a nice day" and combine them-believing that both of these ideas can coexist in one symbol. Trying to accomplish this leads to conflict and a lousy day

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Lady or Tiger Show, The

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Lifeboat Is Sinking , The

Synopsis:
Jen and Sherwin sit safely on their bed, but Jen forces her husband to imagine they are on a sinking boat in the middle of a terrible storm. Waves fill the boat with water; there are no life jackets; and Sherwin must decide whether he should throw his mother overboard or condemn them all to die

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Genre:
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No Dogs Allowed

Synopsis:
Mr. and Mrs. Q are relaxing on a beach at an exclusive club, where a sign clearly states "No dogs allowed." Mr. Wills, the manager of the club, confronts Mrs. Q, asserting that Mr. Q is really a dog. Mrs. Q counters with various fantastical reasons to explain his hairy face, big black nose and habit of barking.

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No Skronking

Synopsis:
After reading a sign at the lunch counter that prohibits "skronking," Arnold becomes obsessed and relentlessly interrogates Bertha, a waitress, for its definition. the conversation goes in circles until Bertha suspects Arnold of having the dangerous potential of being a "skronker"-whatever that is.

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No Soliciting

Synopsis:
Ed, a sign salesman, with a sign for every occasion tries to convince Nellie to purchase one. He suggests that Nellie and her husband select a sign for any number of occasions. Ed discovers that Nellie has a lot of issues regarding her husband, and he may not have all the signs she's looking for

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One Tennis Shoe

Synopsis:
Harvey needs to broach a delicate subject with his wife. He claims Sylvia is becoming a bag lady, but she protests that her Bloomingdales' shopping bag doesn't make her a bag lady. No, says Harvey, but the picture frame, couch cushion and single tennis shoe retrieved from the garbage do. Not to mention the cold cooked oatmeal in her purse.

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Genre:
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Smile

Synopsis:
Bender and his henchmen drag Gibby into a room and throw him to the ground. Gibby protests that he hasn't done anything wrong, but Bender and the others know better. they have found the man responsible for the '70s smiley face and the phrase "Have a nice day," and they're going to make him pay

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Genre:
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Thinking Up a New Name for the Act

Synopsis:
Pete hits on the phrase "Meat and Potatoes" as the perfect name for their vaudeville act, but Lucy doesn't like it. they get into a terrible fight, and Lucy kills Pete. A police investigation, trial and execution quickly follow. And the only words in this farcical sketch are "Meat and Potatoes."

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Genre:
Comedy One Act

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Male:  1            Female:  1            Other:  9 m/f

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Trio

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Two Hookers and A Dead Pony

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Wash and Dry

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Marianne stops by the laundromat, but she's horrified to discover that her laundry hasn't been cleaned. George counters he never agreed to wash it. "George's Watch and Dry," he says. "You gotta pay attention."

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Genre:
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What Are You Doing In there?

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Contained in: "the Best American Short Plays 1999 - 2000" published by Applause Publishers 2001   -

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Genre:
Short play

Parts:
Male:  -            Female:  -            Other:  -

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