Handwritten Theatre Twenty-Two: "Read all instructions first."

Arrange all materials within reach. Make yourself comfortable. Begin.


Handwritten Theatre Twenty-Two: "Read all instructions first."
Performed by Michael Rayner
Running time: 7:05
All Audiences



Story Salon invites storytellers around the globe to fill the world with stories on Saturday, October 20th, 2007:
Story Salon Saturday
Pick a time on that special Saturday to tell a story...to friends, to strangers, in a coffeehouse or your living room. Then send an email to
storysalon@gmail.com
and let us know what, where, and when you're going to be joining storytellers around the world.

Listen to Story Salon's series of special podcasts to be posted throughout the day starting at 12:01 A.M. Saturday, October 20th (GMT) during which we'll give a shout-out to every individual participant in the event.
www.StorySalon.com



If your theatre company or drama department is interested in producing a program of Handwritten Theatre, send an email to the rambling campus of The Handwritten Theatre World Headquarters and Corporate Retreat Facility at:

GhostWords@mac.com

Handwritten Theatre Twenty-One: "This was before I knew her."

The women you meet in bars always tell the most interesting stories. Sip that third martini and listen to the song of the cocktail sirens.


Handwritten Theatre Twenty-One: "This was before I knew her."
Performed by Moira Quirk and Marsha Clark
Running Time: 23:27
Mature Audiences (Contains several common vulgarities)

Handwritten Theatre on stage

Bill and Jody Bishop and Cheryl Warren performing "Note the relationship between the two seated figures in the booth" as produced by The Fremont Community Players in Fremont, Nebraska.

If your theatre company or drama department is interested in producing a program of Handwritten Theatre, send an email to the rambling campus of The Handwritten Theatre World Headquarters and Corporate Retreat Facility at:

GhostWords@mac.com


Birthday Wishes to
Ray Bradbury

August 22nd

"I have come up with a new simile to describe myself lately. It can be yours.
Every morning I jump out of bed and step on a landmine. The landmine is me.
After the explosion, I spend the rest of the day putting the pieces together.
Now, it's your turn. Jump!"