The Baked Alaska Incident

by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

Katja and Mickey host "Good Morning, Anchortown!" in Anchorage, Alaska. Today there are two special guests on the show that are about to "Bake Alaska" in very different ways.
(Could play as a stage play OR a radio play)
Written for the Playwrights Thriving Secret Santa Title Exchange 2024 Title gifted by Aly Kantor.
*13 pages*

Katja and Mickey host "Good Morning, Anchortown!" in Anchorage, Alaska. Today there are two special guests on the show that are about to "Bake Alaska" in very different ways.
(Could play as a stage play OR a radio play)
Written for the Playwrights Thriving Secret Santa Title Exchange 2024 Title gifted by Aly Kantor.
*13 pages*

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  • Peter Fenton: The Baked Alaska Incident

    [12/8/24] I'm deeply concerned that Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn has written something we could realistically see happen in the not-so-distant future! Jokes aside, The Baked Alaska Incident is a wonderfully absurd ten-plus minute comedy that escalates what happens when a tech "trillionaire" is denied getting what he wants, and who ultimately will pay for it.

    [12/8/24] I'm deeply concerned that Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn has written something we could realistically see happen in the not-so-distant future! Jokes aside, The Baked Alaska Incident is a wonderfully absurd ten-plus minute comedy that escalates what happens when a tech "trillionaire" is denied getting what he wants, and who ultimately will pay for it.

  • Mike Byham: The Baked Alaska Incident

    The best way to influence is to engage in a manner that entertains. There is no better way to do this than through humor. Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn nails the concept with the satirical short THE BAKED ALASKA INCIDENT. I laughed, was shocked, ruminated, grew concerned, then laughed some more. Great concept, characters and dialogue. Thoroughly enjoyable. I would love to see this one staged.

    The best way to influence is to engage in a manner that entertains. There is no better way to do this than through humor. Jacquie Floyd-Priskorn nails the concept with the satirical short THE BAKED ALASKA INCIDENT. I laughed, was shocked, ruminated, grew concerned, then laughed some more. Great concept, characters and dialogue. Thoroughly enjoyable. I would love to see this one staged.

  • Daniel Prillaman: The Baked Alaska Incident

    Well, Floyd-Priskorn gets all the points with one of the most hilarious one-two punches of comedy and consequences I’ve encountered in a while. I didn’t see this coming. And when it came, I had to stop quite a bit in order to be able to breathe again. This play will leave you cackling. And when that’s gone, what remains is a worthy moral to act on. Eat the rich. They probably taste better than baked Alaska.

    Well, Floyd-Priskorn gets all the points with one of the most hilarious one-two punches of comedy and consequences I’ve encountered in a while. I didn’t see this coming. And when it came, I had to stop quite a bit in order to be able to breathe again. This play will leave you cackling. And when that’s gone, what remains is a worthy moral to act on. Eat the rich. They probably taste better than baked Alaska.

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Character Information

KATJA TOURNEY..........................female, any age. Host of "Good Morning, Anchortown."

MICKEY HORN.......................any age or gender, Co-host of "Good Morning, Anchortown."

KAI DERENOFF.........any age or gender. Field reporter for "Good Morning, Anchortown."

CHEF WATTERS............................any age or gender. A chef, perhaps a little nervous on tv.

OX LONGACRE..............................................................male, any age. A tech trrillionaire.
  • Katja Tourney
    Host of "Good Morning, Anchortown."
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    Female
  • Mickey Horn
    Host of "Good Morning, Anchortown."
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  • Kai Derenoff
    Field reporter for "Good Morning, Anchortown."
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    any
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    any
  • Chef Watters
    A chef, perhaps a little nervous on tv.
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    any
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    Any
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    Any
  • Ox Longacre
    A tech trillionaire.
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    any
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    any