One-acts '23

All the Bases

By Alan Haehnel

Cast List

Abby

Angela

Dawn

Delia

Dylan

Hannah

Holly

Jane

Josh

Julie

Kaitlin

Lynn

Mark

Mary

Norma

Peter

Ray

Rigel

Sandy

Sarah

Timmy

Wendy

Zack

The Checker

Megan Sigler

Talia Knutsen

Bayan Shuaib

Keira Fitch

Karam Radwan

Lily Vela

Cedar Sowers

Sarah Weltens

Zoe Easton

Quincy Latchinian

Claire Dzara

Leilani Rosado Lopez

Liam Tully

Bella Holloman

Zoey Raezer

Noah Faulhaber

Eli Coelho

Witten Graves

Mattea Drew

Lily Cook

Katrina Muskitta

Piper Welly

Lucas Tuthill

Emily Montgomery

In an effort to create the perfect production, the cast begins by reading the "survey results" they got from the audience in response to the question, "What do you want from a play?" Based on these responses, the cast creates a checklist and presents a play meeting all 15 audience requirements. The hilarious result is its "short-cheap-educational-safe, non-schedule-interfering, colorfully-costumed-interestingly-set, photogenic, Shakespearean, self-esteem-building, combative-musical-repartee-filled, stars-your-precious-child, contains-no-scratching-or-picking-of-the-embarrassing"...variety show!

Tribunal

By Alan Haehnel

Cast List

Carmen

Parker

Emily

Laura

Dawn

Marcus

Katherine

Taylor

Robert

Saundra

Deirdre

Jackson

Dilly

Nate

Sarah Weltens

Audrey Beauregard

Madi Saunders

Emily Montgomery

Samantha Zellmer

Eli Coelho

Violet Kristek

Naz Sirwan

Liam Tully

Elena Kramer

Hanna Hable

Marco Kargbo-Mendez

Akshay Setty

Noah Faulhaber

The Tribunal kidnaps its victims, drags them to the basement of the school, and subjects them to psychological and physical coercion. "Change your ways," the Tribunal demands, "or else!" Yet this secret, hooded society is not comprised of thugs and criminals, but of the top students in the school. The mission of the Tribunal, supported by the administration: Clean up the school. Make it a place ruled not by the troublemakers, but by those who truly want to be educated. The plan works, too, until the Tribunal meets its match in Peter, one of the school's worst offenders, who tries to blackmail the group into serving his own selfish desires. This provocative play asks a difficult question: "Is violence justified to achieve righteous ends?"