Plays & Scripts

Jane and Carlos tour the Weather Control Room then make a quick trip to New York

A group of men and women work to improve the world with miracles.

Well, folks, this is the concluding installment of "Country Comes to Buckhorn." I hope you have enjoyed this stage play as much as I've enjoyed writing it for you.

The "Country Comes to Buckhorn" saga continues with the aftermath of Lester Funderburk being accidentally shot by Arnold, the bear in Act 2 - Scenes 3-4.

In Act 2 - Scene 1 and 2, the groundwork is laid for the return of Arnold the Bear, who first appeared in Act 1 - Scene 6. Deputy Jenkins and Lester Funderburk are in for their greatest adventure, next.

This begins Act 2 - Scene 1 of Country Comes to Buckhorn. Follow the zany antics of the people in and around Buckhorn, Mississippi, a fictitious town in pontowok, fictitious county.

This is "Country Comes to Buckhorn" Act 1 - Scenes 8 through 9, and its's the third installment of a two-act stage play, written by this author. If you would like to read the first part, click on https://hubpages.com/entertainment/Country-Comes-to-Buckhorn

Country Comes to Buckhorn picks up on Act 1 - Scene 4 with a continuation of the stage play. If you haven't read the first part of this play, click on

Have you ever had the opportunity to read a full play script? Well, you do now. I wrote the stage play, "Country Comes to Buckhorn" in 2011, but have not submitted it as such, so I am presenting it to you in the original theatrical format. I hope you enjoy it.

"They Wore Blue And Gray" is a movie script I wrote in 2012, and although I had it copywritten with the Screenwriter's Guild, I have not pushed production on it. I've decided to place the entire script here on Hubpages in a series. I would love to receive feedback from you on it.

"They Wore Blue And Gray" is a movie script I wrote in 2012, and although I had it copywritten with the Screenwriter's Guild, I have not pushed production on it. I've decided to place the entire script here on Hubpages in a series. I would love to receive feedback from you on it.

In the adaptation, the first scene of the play Waiting for Godot is interpreted based on the parable of the King is in the Field, presented by the first Lubavitcher Rebbe.

A stage scene script that takes place after the events of the fairy tale The Little Mermaid. This scene takes place a year after the wedding, and Mara is starting to become bored of life on dry land.

A peek into a new reality based show called "REAL HOUSEMEN OF RHODE ISLAND" a story about growing up and then growing up again. Even men have their troubles like the Housewives. We wish them well...

If teachers carried their jargon (verbal baggage) home with them, what would it be like?

A life without challenge creates weakness when we need strength.

The Don Quixote Trump Interview

Sopping wet political satire.

A paradoxical political parody. Genghis Khan - Trump Interview

Yet another parody of an interview with a infamous or famous character in history.

my parody of a fictionalized interview between two money moguls.

This is a rewriting of "Jimmy Valentine" (Short story by O Henry) as a short play or skit. The script is easy to perform as school/ college drama. Contains detailed character list and stage directions

The Silver Wedding is another short film I wrote. It's not yet produced and I don't know if I will ever film it as the story makes me sad. Nevertheless I hope you enjoy reading, it's a little drama.

Here's one of my early screenplays. It is another short film, a comedy this time. It was fun to write. Hence, I hope you enjoy reading. Thank you.

Meet Me in the Bathroom is the script of a short film that isn't produced yet. I'm thinking about filming it myself, but pls.read yourself & tell me what you think about the story, characters etc. TY!