<p>As You Like It goes to high school as Shakespeare's classic collides with “catfishing” in this contemporary adaptation. When Rosalind meets Orlando, the newest addition to the Arden School wrestling team, she's too shy to share her feelings for him, so she uses social media to disguise herself as a boy and find out his true feelings for her. In the meantime, an administrative upheaval at the private school forces Rosalind and her cousin Celia to journey deep into the forest to find Rosalind’s father, the recently fired wrestling coach. With Rosalind's financial aid gone, can she find her father and a way to remain enrolled? Classic characters from the original play, such as Audrey, Touchstone, Phoebe and Silvius, join in the comedic adventure. 60-70 minutes. 4-15 females, 3-13 males (11-18 performers possible). Ideal for middle schools, high schools, youth theatres, universities and community theatres. Published and performances licensed by YouthPLAYS (www.youthplays.com(, publisher of plays for young actors and audiences.</p>

As U Like It

Literature & Fiction

Gossett, Neeley

Dramas & Plays

YouthPLAYS

<p>YouthPLAYS enlisted fourteen playwrights ranging from established names to exciting newcomers to offer their theatrical insights on this serious problem facing today’s teens. The result is Bullying, Ink., a flexible collection of ten-minute plays that may be produced in any order (and with any plays left out). We’ll navigate the dangerous waters of social media (Log Off), take a darkly comic look inside the heads of a trio of bullies (Bully Issues), and meet students who have always been the “other” (There Is No Down). We’ll bear witness to the daily cycle of literal and figurative violence (A Loser Like You), one that can push young people to the ultimate breaking point (Cracked Sky). But we’ll also see the power of hope (Pick Nick) and of people to come together (Her Reign). Join us for these and many more stories, as we laugh a little, perhaps cry a little, and hopefully think a little. Ideal for advanced middle schools, high schools, youth theatres, universities and community theatres. Published and performances licensed by YouthPLAYS (www.youthplays.com), publishers of plays for young actors and audiences.</p>

Bullying, Ink.: Short Plays About Bullying

Goode, Jeff

Dorf, Jonathan

Burbano, Diana

DePiano, Hillary

Edwards, Julia

Hayward, Bradley

Jolly, Arthur M.

Lawson-Smith, Hayley

King,Laura

Join ten playwrights for a journey through the sublime and the ridiculous as they explore the cultural phenomenon known as "promposing." In a collection of ten-minute plays that may be produced in any combination or order, they’ll run the gamut from romance to rejection, allergies to magic tricks and everything in between, as teens ask that all-important question and await the answer… Ideal for middle schools, high schools, youth theatres, universities and community theatres. Published and performances licensed by YouthPLAYS (www.youthplays.com), publishers of plays for young actors and audiences.

Please Say Yes: Short Plays About Promposing

G'Fellers-Mason, Anne

Coleman, Will

Adkins, Nicole B.

Gogerty, Megan

Hahn, Adam

Macher, Samantha

Martin, Wendy-Marie

Young-Howze, Ricky

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