Blind Date • A 12-minute play

Blind Date • A 12-minute play

by Eric Samuelsen

Hyper-vigilance. On a stakeout. Fifi and Rex seem to be just thrown together. They talk about duty. They talk about their bosses––how they seem to be blind to a lot of things. But their bosses are human. Not canine. Like their dutiful selves. Fifi and Rex go on observing what seems to be some sort of human mating ritual that involves a meal, a lot of talking, some shiny thing. Fifi remembers mating. Rex does not, really, but he begins to trust in Fifi’s instinct about it, as she was fixed after mating, not before, like Rex. But this is nothing like what Fifi remembers. Fifi is focusing on her boss’s shoes. So there is a puzzlement in the middle of their duty. But they carry on, even in a blind-date-gone-wrong.


PLAY DETAILS

  • 1f 1m
  • A space, maybe a dining room
  • Contemporary costumes or simple black
  • About 12-14 minutes
  • ORDER #3281

PERUSAL MATERIALS:

  • A copy of the PERUSAL SCRIPT (in PDF format) which contains half of the script of the play is available, (it also has an extensive Author’s Note.): Blind Date PERUSAL

PRODUCTION/REHEARSAL MATERIALS:

(Any PDF purchased will be emailed to your email address — if you need to provide that to us (not the one on your PayPal account?), email us. CDs will be mailed to a snail mail address. Do not purchase rehearsal materials or pay for royalties until you have performance clearance.)

  • Script in PDF format  — Order #3281a : $10.00 (from which you will be authorized to copy for your production)



  • First Performance Amateur/Educational Royalty — Order #3281d : $10




  • Second Performance Amateur/Educational Royalty — Order #3281e : $10




  • Professional Royalties will be quoted upon application
  • EMAIL us for rights and information. Be sure to give us anticipated performance dates and the address of your group and, if different, your theatre. Please also include a contact name and phone number.




PRODUCTIONS

  • Premiered  at Covey Center for the Performing Arts, Provo Utah — 2012

BILLING CREDITS

The following is how the credits should read in all programs, posters, fliers, handbills and other promotional advertising for the show:

Blind Date
A 12-minute Play

by
Eric Samuelsen

NOTE: The names of the Playwright(s), Composer, Lyricist, and Bookwriter shall be equal in size, type, coloring, boldness, and prominence. No billing shall appear in type larger or more prominent than the billing to the Authors except for the title of the play. (In a press release all type, will of course, be the same size.)

ALSO:

THIS NOTICE MUST APPEAR IN ALL PROGRAMS, ON ALL POSTERS AND PUBLICITY MATERIALS AND INTERNET ADVERTISING/WEBPAGES FOR THE PLAY:
Blind Date is presented through special arrangement with Leicester Bay Theatricals.  All authorized materials are also supplied by LBT, www.leicesterbaytheatricals.com”


 

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