Dee Dee wants nothing more than to be a star, so when her friend Gordon insists that she posts a video of her new song and it goes viral Dee Dee thinks her life is made. Her fellow classmates aren't as receptive to her newfound fame and quickly take to the internet to trash her and her song. Dee Dee's quick rise and fall may have lasted a short while on the Internet, but the effects on a teen last much longer. A part of the collection Keen Teens: Volume 4
How The Moon Would Talk, Landlines, and 30 Million were presented as part of Keen Teens 2016, a unique and free educational theatre program, run by the Drama Desk and Obie Award-winning Keen Company. Keen Teens seeks to improve the quality of plays written for high school students by commissioning scripts from highly regarded playwrights, and gives students the opportunity to work with professional artists in an Off Broadway setting.This collection includes:How The Moon Would Talkby Nick Gandiel...
