A night of high school chaos, comedy, and mayhem — GHS presents two hilarious one-act plays
Prepare for a blend of humor, mayhem, and unpredictable moments as Glacier High School’s Acting and Stage Production class shares two comedy-filled one-act plays.
The first play, “Friday Night Sprites” by Don Zolidis, takes the audience on a hilarious ride through the challenges of being a football coach in Texas. With no money for helmets, a field that needs to be painted, and a constant struggle to recruit enough boys for the team, Coach Thompson is desperately trying to hold things together. But he soon faces his greatest challenge yet when the star quarterback leaves to play Peaseblossom in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” As a last resort, the coach leans toward the mystical — seeking a cursed monkey’s paw to wish for a better team. But someone else may have already made that wish. This brand-new play promises a fresh and exciting experience.
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