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Clint Snyder Big Dog Publishing

2 Copyright 2014, Clint Snyder ALL RIGHTS RESERVED is fully protected under the copyright laws of the United States of America, and all of the countries covered by the Universal Copyright Convention and countries with which the United States has bilateral copyright relations including Canada, Mexico, Australia, and all nations of the United Kingdom. Copying or reproducing all or any part of this book in any manner is strictly forbidden by law. No part of this book may be stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means including mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording, or videotaping without written permission from the publisher. A royalty is due for every performance of this play whether admission is charged or not. A performance is any presentation in which an audience of any size is admitted. The name of the author must appear on all programs, printing, and advertising for the play. The program must also contain the following notice: Produced by special arrangement with Big Dog/Norman Maine Publishing LLC, Rapid City, SD. All rights including professional, amateur, radio broadcasting, television, motion picture, recitation, lecturing, public reading, and the rights of translation into foreign languages are strictly reserved by Big Dog/Norman Maine Publishing LLC, www.bigdogplays.com, to whom all inquiries should be addressed. Big Dog Publishing P.O. Box 1401 Rapid City, SD 57709

3 FARCE/SPOOF. Bradley (her parents unfortunately gave her a boy s name) dreams of becoming a Dizz-Knee princess and is visited by some of the Dizz-Knee Corporation s movie princesses. Since the release of their respective movies, the princesses have fallen on hard times. Or-or-a is obsessed with energy drinks. Aerial has become an angry half-fish mutant. Snow White did a stint in the big house and is now a bit off, and Ana-Stacia has fallen into complete obscurity since no one even remembers her movie. The princesses beg Bradley to find a way to make the new Dizz-Knee movies as good as the old ones and promise her that if she succeeds, she can become a Dizz-Knee princess too. Unsure how to make the movies better, Bradley seeks the help of other Dizz-Knee characters. Performance Time: Approximately 30 minutes.

4 Characters (3 M, 12 F, 12 flexible) BRADLEY: A little girl who has always wanted to be a Dizz- Knee princess and has been seriously affected by having a boy s name; female. MU-BLONDE: Dizz-Knee princess; wears a blonde wig; female. OR-OR-A: Dizz-Knee princess hopped up on way too many energy drinks; wears flannel and jeans; female. AERIAL: Angry Dizz-Knee mermaid princess; female. SNOW: Crazy Dizz-Knee princess and former prison inmate; female. ANA-STACIA: Dizz-Knee princess that no one recognizes; female. E-AGO: A really annoying bird; flexible. EVILLA DEVILLA: A crazed woman obsessed with fur; female. OCTO-LADY: An octopus-woman who has eight kids and a reality show; female. WHINNEY: A plush animal bear consumes a lot of honey; flexible. MADAM POPPONS: An overly peppy nanny who looks like a homeless person; female. SCAB: A really angry/sad lion that tries to be intimidating but fails; flexible. TYRONE: A meerkat; flexible. POOBA: A warthog; flexible. MARLONE: A clownfish that had to become a clown; flexible. BASTIAN: A crab that works as a seafood waiter; flexible. POCOCO: A really successful psychologist; wears expensivelooking clothing; flexible. BELLA: A girl that reads books about people who read books; female. BEASTIE: A beast with many anger issues; flexible.

5 TARZANE: An intelligent, sophisticated man who plays dumb for Jan; male. JAN: A silly girl that treats Tarzane like a dog; female. HIMCULES: A man obsessed with his body image; male. MIKEY: A rat obsessed with capitalism; male. MINDY: A really angry rat that is unhappy how her life has turned out so far; female. SILLY: A very unfunny dog; flexible. PLUDO: A dog that just wants to make it clear that he is not a planet; flexible. DONNY: A duck; flexible. Note: For flexible roles, change the script accordingly.

6 Set A girl s bedroom. The room is decorated in a very girly way. There is a chair and bed.

7 Props Wheelchair, for Aerial Baseball bat 2 Energy drinks Weights Nail file Pen Paper Large blanket Bottle of honey Umbrella 2 Pair of sunglasses Hat Book Crutches, for Ana-Stacia Dollar

8 Sound Effect Loud crash

9 No amount of magic in the world is going to fix those shows. Genie

10 (AT RISE: A little girl s bedroom, morning. Everything about the room is very girly and cheesy. Aerial, a mermaid, is sitting in a wheelchair with a bat. Or-or-ah is pacing back and forth with two energy drinks in her hand. Snow White is wearing flannel and jeans and lifting weights. Mu-blonde is sitting in a chair filing her nails. Ana-Stacia is on the floor furiously scribbling frightening doodles. A little girl, Bradley, wakes up and starts screaming when she sees all the strange characters that have wandered into her room.) BRADLEY: (Screams.) Ahhhhhh! (Pause.) MU-BLONDE: Oh, good. I think she s awake. BRADLEY: Who are you?! You re not taking my things! I have nice things here, and I am keeping them! ANA-STACIA: Everyone always asks me that! Who are you?! Who are you?! BRADLEY: Well, who are you? ANA-STACIA: Figures. I m Ana-Stacia! Remember, I was in that Dizz-Knee movie awhile back! Remember they named the movie after me?! (Pause. Blank stare from Bradley.) I m not making this up! (Pause. Blank stare from Bradley.) BRADLEY: I still have no idea who you are. (Ana-Stacia sighs loudly.) MU-BLONDE: Yeah, I was kind of wondering that on the way over here myself.

11 BRADLEY: (Recognizes her.) Oh, Mulane! From that Dizz- Knee movie I really like. I didn t recognize you at first with blonde hair. ANA-STACIA: (Annoyed.) Oh, come on! Seriously?! You remember Mulane with a blonde wig, but you can t remember me?! MU-BLONDE: It s not a wig! (Calmly.) And you can call me Mu-blonde now. ANA-STACIA: That s it! I m using the bathroom! I can t take this pressure. AERIAL: (To Bradley, patting the bat in her hand.) So, who are you? BRADLEY: Uh, I m Bradley. AERIAL: I didn t ask who you are dating or what your father s name is. I asked, what is your name? BRADLEY: My name is Bradley. I, uh, was named that as a child. When my parents were getting the birth certificate filled out, they still hadn t decided on a name yet. My mother wanted Brad and my father wanted Lee, so my mother said, Bra-uh-lee, which the secretary took for Bradley, and it was printed before she could change her mind. It also took them awhile to figure out I was a girl. AERIAL: So, why didn t you just get your name changed? BRADLEY: Well, I ve asked about that, but apparently my parents don t want to pay the small fee. It s caused me extreme psychological damage, but I march on. I march on! MU-BLONDE: Oh, my! BRADLEY: (Proudly.) I am a girl and my name is Bradley! SNOW: I like her! BRADLEY: What s your name? SNOW: Snow. I shortened it after I went to prison. BRADLEY: Yeah, um, okay. (Ana-Stacia returns and goes back to doodling.)

12 SNOW: Ha! (Pause. Everyone stares at her.) Sorry about that. I ve gone a little crazy over the years. MU-BLONDE: You re not the only one. ANA-STACIA: Sadness is pain. Pain is sadness. Sadness is pain. Pain is sadness. BRADLEY: (Indicating Or-or-a.) What about her? She looks nice. SNOW: Oh, that s Or-or-a. She s all hopped up on energy drinks. She hasn t slept in five days. Say hi, Or-or-a! OR-OR-A: (Screams.) Ahhhhh! Leave me alone! SNOW: (Sarcastic.) Isn t she just sweet? BRADLEY: (Realizes.) You re all from my Dizz-Knee movies! I love you guys, but you look different now. SNOW: (Deep voice.) Tell me about it! MU-BLONDE: Thanks to these new Dizz-Knee movies that aren t very good, our quality has been going down every year. AERIAL: (To Bradley.) I turned back into a fish lady. (Pause.) I smell all the time. (Indicating Or-or-a.) She s crazy, and she is so hopped up on caffeine, the only thing she s done for the past two days is scream. [END OF FREEVIEW]