The Star

by Rachel Feeny-Williams

12 Pages - 10-20 Mins

Directing and Producing a school musical is stressful enough but Mrs Bennet and Ms Mason really have their work cut out for them with Lisa (or is it Liza?) and her ‘determination’ to play the lead, one way or the other!

12 Pages - 10-20 Mins

Directing and Producing a school musical is stressful enough but Mrs Bennet and Ms Mason really have their work cut out for them with Lisa (or is it Liza?) and her ‘determination’ to play the lead, one way or the other!

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The Star

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  • Debra A. Cole: The Star by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    Those in educational theatre will recognize many of the characters in this wonderful short play. The witty banter, the strong characterizations, and beautifully paced storyline will delight audiences of all ages. I found myself singing a 4th end of the piece.

    "It's Liza with 'Z' not Lisa with an 'S'
    'Cause Lisa with an 'S' goes 'ssnozz'
    It's 'Z' instead of 'S', 'Lie' instead of 'Lee'
    It's simple as can be, see, Liza"

    Those in educational theatre will recognize many of the characters in this wonderful short play. The witty banter, the strong characterizations, and beautifully paced storyline will delight audiences of all ages. I found myself singing a 4th end of the piece.

    "It's Liza with 'Z' not Lisa with an 'S'
    'Cause Lisa with an 'S' goes 'ssnozz'
    It's 'Z' instead of 'S', 'Lie' instead of 'Lee'
    It's simple as can be, see, Liza"

    ”
  • Ben Rosenblatt: The Star by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    Anyone who was involved with their High School drama club will relate to this super funny play immediately. It is spot on! I recognized each character in this play as someone from my youth. Nostalgic, well-paced and laugh-out-loud funny.

    Anyone who was involved with their High School drama club will relate to this super funny play immediately. It is spot on! I recognized each character in this play as someone from my youth. Nostalgic, well-paced and laugh-out-loud funny.

    ”
  • Ross Tedford Kendall: The Star by Rachel Feeny-Williams
    “

    A hilarious play revolving around the personalities and culture of putting on a high school production. The characters are well drawn, and the plot relates to anyone who attended high school and saw the selfishness and egotistic power plays that occurred.

    A hilarious play revolving around the personalities and culture of putting on a high school production. The characters are well drawn, and the plot relates to anyone who attended high school and saw the selfishness and egotistic power plays that occurred.

    ”
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