BULL

One-Acts 20

By: Clint Snyder
Cast: 2 M, 4 F, 1 flexible
Performance Time: Approximately 30 minutes, 27 pgs.

FARCE. Apple Award for best new play, University of Maine New Play Festival. In what may be the worst bully play ever written, actors provide “useful” solutions to prevent bullying like spraying the bully in the eyes with a can of industrial-strength mace, bribing the bully with $300, looking really crazy so that the bully will leave you alone, and giving the bully a watermelon-shaped eraser. However, much to their chagrin, the actors discover that there is only one student in the class, and as the play unfolds, it appears as if the playwright is the biggest bully of all! Easy to stage, students will love the zany characters in this hilarious play!

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Clint Snyder has worked as a playwright, actor, director, and clown on and off the stage. He is a graduate with high honors from the University of Maine with degrees in Mass Communication and Theatre. A Chicago native, Mr. Snyder lives in Maine.