THE PARTY GIRLS
3 Characters - Comedy, by Ken Bradbury, 2013
What could be more fun than a party for school friends? Three girls have their carefully planned checklist of necessary items for a splendid house party. They have thought of everything – with one exception.
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8 - 12 minutes- 3 Females
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An excerpt …
(getting ready for the party)
MARCIE: (entering) Hurry up! Hurry up! They’re gonna be here any minute!
TERRI: (entering with her arms full of “stuff”) Where do I put the chips?
MARCIE: Anywhere! Everywhere! It’s a party! Put them all around the room! Where’s Rickie?
TERRI: Blowing up the balloons. I think she may have passed out.
MARCIE: I love parties! Dad said we could have the whole basement! This is gonna be so awesome! (The two girls busy themselves decorating as they speak.)
TERRI: You got the music ready?
MARCIE: The best. It’s all loaded into the computer. Non-stop music all night long and the video games are all set. I’m not kidding, Terri. This party is going to put us on top at school. I invited everybody in our class and they’ve been talking about it all week. (shouting off) Rickie! Hurry up with the balloons!
TERRI: She can’t talk. She ran out of air.
(the timing is off)
TERRI: The Chocolate River’s overflowing into the Ice Cream Mountain.
MARCIE: What’s keeping everybody?
TERRI: … and it’s flowing into the chip dip. Should I build a dam out of Fritos?
RICKIE: I had a dream like this once …
MARCIE: Rickie!
RICKIE: I gave a party and nobody came and then these bunnies got loose all over the ice cream and …
MARCIE: Rickie! Chill, girl! I’ll bet they’re all waiting outside so they can come in together. You know how spastic kids can get!
TERRI: (looks at her a long moment, then) Yes, we do.
(an alternate idea)
MARCIE: Oh that. It’s a retirement center. Old people.
RICKIE: I like old people. My grandma’s an old people.
TERRI: I wonder what they’re doing tonight.
MARCIE: Same thing they always do … sit around watching TV until they fall asleep.
TERRI: I wonder how they’d like a party.
MARCIE: Not many parties over there.
TERRI: Do you ever get too old to eat ice cream?
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