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Hush: An Interview With America

  • James Still
  • Full Length Play, Drama, Contemporary
  • 11M or F
  • ISBN: H45

This play is about the wild ride of growing up, about struggles of fathers and daughters, and about inner vision and personal voice.

  • Full Length Play
  • Drama
  • 80 minutes

  • Time Period: Contemporary
  • Target Audience: Pre-Teen (Age 11 - 13), Young Audiences
  • Set Requirements: Unit Set/Multiple Settings

  • Performance Group:
  • Community Theatre, College Theatre / Student, High School/Secondary

  • Accolades:
  • ASSITEJ: Outstanding International Plays for Young Audiences
A lion roams across the country. An anchorwoman bursts through a TV screen for a bite of apple pie. The FBI lurks in the microwave. A lamb wanders the Illinois countryside searching for her mom. A father is dizzy from trying to keep up with his little girl who's quickly growing up. And under an apple tree in her backyard in the small town of Hush, Kansas, a twelve-year-old "woman" named Maggie Parks is at the whirling center of it all.

Why does Jana Roberts think there's a story here? A BIG story. And why does Maggie Parks become the talk of the nation? 

This play is about the wild ride of growing up, about struggles of fathers and daughters, and about inner vision and personal voice. 

Premiere Production: Hush: An Interview With America was co-commissioned by Childsplay and Metro Theatre Company.
  • Casting: 11M or F
  • Casting Attributes: Reduced casting (Doubling Possible), Flexible casting
  • Casting Notes: The play has been produced with as few as 5 and as many as 15 actors.

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A lion roams across the country. An anchorwoman bursts through a TV screen for a bite of apple pie. The FBI lurks in the microwave. A lamb wanders the Illinois countryside searching for her mom. A father is dizzy from trying to keep up with his little girl who's quickly growing up. And under an apple tree in her backyard in the small town of Hush, Kansas, a twelve-year-old woman named Maggie Parks is at the whirling center of it all. Why does Jana Roberts think there's a story here A BIG story. And why does Maggie Parks become the talk of the nation This play is about the wild ride of growing up, about struggles of fathers and daughters, and about inner vision and personal voice. Hush, which received the Outstanding International Plays for Young Audiences award from ASSITEJ, was co-commissioned by Childsplay and Metro Theater Company. Unit set.

$19.95