Break a leg.pdf

MP01 BREAK A LEG

CREDITS

Written by Megan Pedersen and John Kelly

Edited by Jason Morningstar and Steve Segedy

Cover art by Jason Morningstar

Break A Leg was Playset of the Month, June 2011

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“When you play, play hard .” - Theodore Roosevelt

THE SCORE

ALL THE WORLD’S A FRICKIN’ STAGE

The director slept with half the cast, your lighting designer is homi-

cidal and that bastard from the Daily News just panned the show in

his column. You’ll be lucky on opening night if the cast remembers

their lines, nobody mentions the Scottish Play and the scenery doesn’t

fall down mid-performance. But hey, the art is all that’s important,

right?

Break A Leg! is a tribute to the grand traditions and superstitions of the

Theatre – from the casting couch to the Great White Way.

MOVIE NIGHT

Waiting for Guffman, Slings & Arrows, Extras, Noises Off, An Awfully Big

Adventure

A SPECIAL NOTE

Special thanks to all the theatres we have worked at over the years

that have given us inspiration for this Playset. Almost everything in

here may have actually happened to one or both of us during our time

working onstage and backstage, including the big box of swords with

no lock on it and the severed inger.

Also thanks to one particular production of Uncle Vanya and to the

theater departments at Columbia College and Northwestern Univer-

sity for twisting us into the thespians we are today.

RELATIONSHIPS...

1 FAMILY

1 “We are show people!”

2 “Apparently they’re cousins but don’t mention it.”

3 Current semi-legal partners

4 Not-so-current spouses

5 Might as well be family

6 Parent and child

2 WORK

1 “We’re both wearing black and wearing headsets. So no, we’re not

actors, but thanks for asking.”

2 Actor and inferior actor

3 Artistes

4 Director and functionary (playwright, cast, crew, designer)

5 Co-producers

6 “ Volunteers”

3 FRIENDSHIP

1 For the good of the production

2 Drinking buddies

3 Best worst friends

4 ‘Til the bitter end

5 User and used

6 “We’re friends? News to me, but if she says so...”

4 ROMANCE

1 Showmance!

2 Director and most recent conquest

3 Thespian and non-thespian

4 “It’s just a crush. Nothing serious.”

5 Secret lovers

6 One night stand

5 HISTORY

1 Went to school together

2 Bad (stage) blood

3 Former theatrical business partners

4 Former child actors

5 “We’ve never met, but our reputations precede us.”

6 “You’ll remember me when I’m famous, bitches!”

6 COMMUNITY

1 Alcoholic and sponsor

2 Dubious side project

3 Diva and ingénue

4 Bitter rivals

5 Community theatre/summer stock players

6 Mentor and protégé

...IN THE THEATRE

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