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Driving

Nothing would seem to be able to put the brakes on Ginny, an almost 16-year-old girl with straight As and a bright future in front of her. However, learning how to drive appears to have stalled Ginny on the side of the road.

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Description

  • One Act
  • Drama, Comedy
  • 30 minutes

  • Time Period: Contemporary
  • Target Audience: Pre-Teen (Age 11 - 13), Teen (Age 14 - 18), Appropriate for all audiences

  • Performance Group:
  • High School/Secondary, College Theatre / Student, Community Theatre, Professional Theatre
Nothing would seem to be able to put the brakes on Ginny, an almost 16-year-old girl with straight As and a bright future in front of her. However, learning how to drive appears to have stalled Ginny on the side of the road.

Nobody who knows her can figure out why she flunked her written driver's exam. Instead of getting behind the wheel, she pins her hopes on computer-driven cars controlled by robots with British accents and oh-so-friendly ride-sharing services. Instead of being independent and free, Ginny is driven around by her mom, who drives likes a NASCAR racer with anger issues, or her goofy father, who pokes around slow as a turtle while waving at random gas stations. Then there is Ginny's odd dream of being chased by zombies, and her only chance for escape is to get behind the wheel.

Will Ginny finally overcome her issues and start Driving?

Characters

  • Casting: 1M, 4F, 15M or F
  • Casting Attributes: Reduced casting (Doubling Possible), Expandable casting

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Nothing would seem to be able to put the brakes on Ginny, an almost 16-year-old girl with straight As and a bright future in front of her. However, learning how to drive appears to have stalled Ginny on the side of the road.

Nobody who knows her can figure out why she flunked her written driver's exam. Instead of getting behind the wheel, she pins her hopes on computer-driven cars controlled by robots with British accents and oh-so-friendly ride-sharing services. Instead of being independent and free, Ginny is driven around by her mom, who drives likes a NASCAR racer with anger issues, or her goofy father, who pokes around slow as a turtle while waving at random gas stations. Then there is Ginny's odd dream of being chased by zombies, and her only chance for escape is to get behind the wheel.

Will Ginny finally overcome her issues and start Driving?

$19.95

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