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Second Class

Full-Length Play, Comedy  /  6w, 4m

Everybody in high school knows that the real learning takes place outside the classroom - in the halls, outside the school before the bell, hangin' out in the parking lot. This continuation of Class Action covers a variety of contemporary subjects, both serious and lighthearted. In too many…

  • Cast Size
    Cast Size
    6w, 4m
  • Duration
    Duration
    90 minutes
  • SubGenre
    Subgenre
    Not Applicable
  • Audience
    Target Audience
    Appropriate for all audiences, Adult, Pre-Teen (Age 11 - 13), Teen (Age 14 - 18)

Details

Summary
Everybody in high school knows that the real learning takes place outside the
classroom - in the halls, outside the school before the bell, hangin' out in the
parking lot.

This continuation of Class Action covers a variety of contemporary subjects,
both serious and lighthearted. In too many plays, high school students are
presented as angst-ridden teens desperately trying to make it through each day.
Yes, there are plenty of obstacles, but as this play shows, there are plenty of
good times and lots of laughter, too. The many scenes and monologues have been
arranged in a “suggested” order and you may find it necessary to change the
order and/or omit some of the scenes depending on your needs.

History
Second Class was commissioned by the Young Conservatory at the Tony
Award winning American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.) in San Francisco.
Keywords

This play consists of many scenes and monologues and can use up to 30 or more students.

  • Time Period Contemporary, Present Day
  • Features Contemporary Costumes / Street Clothes
  • Additional Features Not Applicable
  • Duration 90 minutes
  • Cautions
    • No Special Cautions

Music

  • Musical Style N/A (Not a musical)

Licensing & Materials

  • Minimum Fee: $110 per performance

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Authors

Brad C. Slaight

Brad Slaight grew up in Cedar Springs, Michigan, which is known for its annual Red Flannel Festival. Discovering his acting roots early, his first stage role was Christopher Robin at the Kent Theater. After graduation, he attended Grand Rapids Junior College for one year, fol ...

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