Summer Camp Carnage: 1989

by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn

It's the summer of 1989 and Camp Avery Wandize is about to begin. Unfortunately, every year campers mysteriously die. This year will be no different. But this year Avery, along with son Noah Wandize, and counselors Jay, Freddie and Marty hope to prove to investors the camp is worth keeping open, despite the body count! *22 pages audience interactive*

It's the summer of 1989 and Camp Avery Wandize is about to begin. Unfortunately, every year campers mysteriously die. This year will be no different. But this year Avery, along with son Noah Wandize, and counselors Jay, Freddie and Marty hope to prove to investors the camp is worth keeping open, despite the body count! *22 pages audience interactive*

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  • Rob Weidman: Summer Camp Carnage: 1989 by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    So much fun! I loved all the puns, 80s references, and especially the audience interactions, which were expertly integrated into the script.

    So much fun! I loved all the puns, 80s references, and especially the audience interactions, which were expertly integrated into the script.

    ”
  • Morey Norkin: Summer Camp Carnage: 1989 by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    I enjoyed the opening song so much I had to sing it twice before continuing with this laugh- and blood-filled audience participation skit. Horror tropes and puns abound, and it’s all good fun as campers die neatly in their seats. I’ve never had the opportunity to be part of an audience participation performance, but I would kill for the chance to raise a hatchet.

    I enjoyed the opening song so much I had to sing it twice before continuing with this laugh- and blood-filled audience participation skit. Horror tropes and puns abound, and it’s all good fun as campers die neatly in their seats. I’ve never had the opportunity to be part of an audience participation performance, but I would kill for the chance to raise a hatchet.

    ”
  • John Busser: Summer Camp Carnage: 1989 by Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn
    “

    06.21.26 - For her usage of the term "Reaper Cushions" I hereby recommend this play with no other embellishment needed. Jacquie Floyd wins all the playwriting pun awards for this fiscal period.
    All kidding aside, I am in awe of her ability to fashion audience interactive plays that never feel like a cheap cheat or stunt. I hope someday to have half the skill as she does at this type of thing. The slasher theme is universal and I doubt anyone wouldn't get a kill (sorry, I mean kick) out of it.

    06.21.26 - For her usage of the term "Reaper Cushions" I hereby recommend this play with no other embellishment needed. Jacquie Floyd wins all the playwriting pun awards for this fiscal period.
    All kidding aside, I am in awe of her ability to fashion audience interactive plays that never feel like a cheap cheat or stunt. I hope someday to have half the skill as she does at this type of thing. The slasher theme is universal and I doubt anyone wouldn't get a kill (sorry, I mean kick) out of it.

    ”
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Character Information

AVERY WANDIZE, Owner and director of the camp. Eager and positive.
JAY SUN, The camp athletic director. Starts in a creepy hockey mask.
FREDDIE KAY, The camp arts & crafts director. Wears a torn striped
sweater.
MARTY DELOREAN, The camp performing arts & sciences director.
NOAH WANDIZE, Avery's son. Typical 1980s nerd.
  • AVERY WANDIZE
    Owner and director of the camp. Eager and positive.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+
  • JAY SUN
    The camp athletic director. Starts in a creepy hockey mask.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+
  • FREDDIE KAY
    The camp arts & crafts director. Wears a torn striped sweater.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+
  • MARTY DELOREAN
    The camp performing arts & sciences director.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+
  • NOAH WANDIZE
    Avery's son. Typical 1980s nerd.
    Can be played by:
    • Actor Age
      20s,
      30s,
      40s,
      50s,
      60s,
      70s+
    • Actor Gender Identity
      Man