OCTOBER CURSE - full length, young boy learns history of Red Sox and the "Curse of the Bambino"

FULL LENGTH (10M/1F)
In the vibrant city of Boston in 1918, palpable energy filled the air outside the majestic Fenway Park. At Gate C on Lansdowne Street, a young dreamer named George Flanagan, affectionately known as Mays yearns for an extraordinary opportunity that could change his life forever. Just thirteen years old, a fervent hope consumes Mays, a prayer that echoes through his young heart. His fervent...

FULL LENGTH (10M/1F)
In the vibrant city of Boston in 1918, palpable energy filled the air outside the majestic Fenway Park. At Gate C on Lansdowne Street, a young dreamer named George Flanagan, affectionately known as Mays yearns for an extraordinary opportunity that could change his life forever. Just thirteen years old, a fervent hope consumes Mays, a prayer that echoes through his young heart. His fervent wish? To witness the spectacle of Game Six of the World Series, unfolding within the hallowed grounds of Fenway. This game holds significance beyond sports for young Mays, as his baseball idol, the legendary Carl Mays, stands poised to pitch on this historic occasion. Mays' admiration for Carl Mays runs deep, a hero worship transcending mere athletic prowess.
Unbeknownst to young Mays, the universe has conspired in his favor, orchestrating a serendipitous chain of events that will allow him to witness the pinnacle of the World Series and place him face-to-face with his idol. As Mays clings to his dreams with unwavering determination, fate weaves its intricate tapestry, setting the stage for a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Little does Mays know that the outcome of this game carries a weight far beyond the boundaries of Fenway Park. Unbeknownst to him, a curse looms in the shadows, a spell not yet cast upon his beloved Boston Red Sox. The significance of this game, the last World Series victory for the Red Sox in the next eighty-six years, eludes his youthful grasp. But destiny, in its enigmatic ways, has chosen Mays to bear witness to this pivotal moment in baseball history. As the gates to Fenway swing open, Mays steps into a world where dreams come alive, heroes are born, and legends are forged. With each step, anticipation courses through his veins, blending with the undeniable magic of the ballpark. And when the final innings unfold, Mays finds himself swept up in a crescendo of emotions, his young heart pounding with every pitch, every swing of the bat. Yet, amidst the exhilaration of the game, a magical encounter awaits Mays. Through a twist of fate and the alignment of stars, the boy who once idolized Carl Mays will stand face-to-face with his hero. In that fleeting moment, Mays will glimpse the essence of greatness, finding inspiration to shape his own path in life. The year is 1918, and for young Mays Flanagan, this World Series game becomes more than a mere sporting event. It becomes a transformative experience, a testament to the power of dreams and the profound impact of unexpected encounters. And as the final out is recorded, Mays will carry a treasured memory forever etched in his heart. This memory will fuel his aspirations, stoke his passions, and forever bind him to the enduring spirit of his beloved Boston Red Sox.

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OCTOBER CURSE - full length, young boy learns history of Red Sox and the "Curse of the Bambino"

TICKET SCALPER: - Selling tickets on Lansdowne Street.
GEORGE MAYS FLANAGAN: - Sixteen-year-old boy who is a huge Boston Red Sox fan. His favorite player is pitcher Carl Mays, for which his nickname was given.
SCOREKEEPER: - Old man in his late seventies who has been the scorekeeper at Fenway Park his entire life.
FIRST SON: - Young Boston Red Sox Fan.
FATHER FAN: - Father of young Boston Red Sox Fans.
MOTHER FAN: - Father of young Boston Red Sox Fans.
SECOND AND THIRD SON: - Younger Boston Red Sox Fans.
HARRY FRAZEE: - Owner of the Boston Red Sox from 1916 to 1923.
GEORGE HILDEBRAND: - Umpire at Fenway Park for the 1918 World Series.
BABE RUTH: - Boston Red Sox player with huge public appeal in the 1918 World Series before being traded to the New York Yankees in 1919.
CARL MAYS: - Boston Red Sox pitcher that is idolized by George Mays Flanagan, for which George's nickname was given. Mays played in the 1918 World Series.