From Playscripts.com: https://www.playscripts.com/play/3260

“Pulling off a heist is pretty tough. But that's nothing compared to pulling off an unauthorized adaptation of a popular heist movie onstage. Everything that can go wrong, will go wrong when you've got a light board operator out for revenge, a dollar-store set, and a cast that's a total mess. The smooth-talking con man has crippling stage fright, the acrobat is completely uncoordinated, and the understudy keeps reading all the stage directions out loud. Can the group survive a run-through? It might be a total disaster, but it will definitely be hilarious.”

About Don Zolidis:

We here at the LC LOVE Don Zolidis. He really understands middle school theater. He writes shows that have flexible casts that can showcase the strengths of every group of kids. He understands the needs of flexible gender roles and that some programs have 13 students and some have 80. He writes shows that can be done on any budget. We've done several of his shows and he just keeps on winning.

From Playscripts.com: BIO

Don Zolidis holds a B.A. in English from Carleton College and an M.F.A. in playwriting from the Actors Studio Program at the New School University. A former high school and middle school theater teacher, for the past decade, he has been one of the most-produced playwrights in American schools. His more than 125 published plays have been performed over 30,000 times, appearing in every state, every Canadian province, and 67 different countries. His first novel, THE SEVEN TORMENTS OF AMY AND CRAIG (A LOVE STORY) was published in 2018 by Disney-Hyperion. His second book, WAR AND SPEECH, was published in 2020 by Little Brown. He lives in Texas and splits his time with his partner in upstate New York. 

Lewis and Clark is an International Baccalaureate School, and we strive to support and nurture the whole student. Our department uses the 
creative, visual, and performing arts as a platform to teach kids about community, confidence, communication, and teamwork. We are proud of all the ways our students come together to enrich our school and our world.