Four royalty-free sketches written specifically for digital productions
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We’re zooming right along with four more 10-minute scenes written specifically to be both rehearsed and performed remotely! And as part of our Royalty-Free Skits collection, purchase of this product gives you unlimited rights to email this to your entire cast. Best of all, the sketches are all royalty-free!
More of Pioneer’s favorite playwrights have quickly jumped on this new bandwagon to bring you this compilation of plays in which the situations have the characters separated and communicating electronically — perfect for performing on Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, or any other video call or conferencing apps.
This is not a series of monologues. It’s actual stand-alone scenes with two or three characters in each. Our playwrights — Steven Fendrich, Craig Sodaro, Charlie Lovett, and Kamron Klitgaard — got creative and had fun writing short plays with practically no set requirements and very easy costuming that actors can come up with at home. A few production notes help expand your knowledge and concept of virtual performing, including asides directly to the camera, like in everyone’s favorite TV series, The Office.
Combing the Area finds three high school friends separated by a rock slide while exploring a cave. The lighthearted touch reassures us that the only thing truly in danger is one of the character’s birthday party that evening.
The Necklace is an adaptation of a short story by French writer Guy de Maupassant, whose dark twist at the end of this story is very reminiscent of O. Henry.
The warmhearted Uno shows how one extended family stays connected and passes time even with social distancing during the pandemic.
And what would a virtual scene collection be without a dating sketch? You’ll laugh your way through Virtual Date, as awkward and painful as you probably imagine!
Download a complimentary copy of A How-To Guide for Virtual Theatre to help you make the most of your virtual production!
More of Pioneer’s favorite playwrights have quickly jumped on this new bandwagon to bring you this compilation of plays in which the situations have the characters separated and communicating electronically — perfect for performing on Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, or any other video call or conferencing apps.
This is not a series of monologues. It’s actual stand-alone scenes with two or three characters in each. Our playwrights — Steven Fendrich, Craig Sodaro, Charlie Lovett, and Kamron Klitgaard — got creative and had fun writing short plays with practically no set requirements and very easy costuming that actors can come up with at home. A few production notes help expand your knowledge and concept of virtual performing, including asides directly to the camera, like in everyone’s favorite TV series, The Office.
Combing the Area finds three high school friends separated by a rock slide while exploring a cave. The lighthearted touch reassures us that the only thing truly in danger is one of the character’s birthday party that evening.
The Necklace is an adaptation of a short story by French writer Guy de Maupassant, whose dark twist at the end of this story is very reminiscent of O. Henry.
The warmhearted Uno shows how one extended family stays connected and passes time even with social distancing during the pandemic.
And what would a virtual scene collection be without a dating sketch? You’ll laugh your way through Virtual Date, as awkward and painful as you probably imagine!
Download a complimentary copy of A How-To Guide for Virtual Theatre to help you make the most of your virtual production!
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