#10 MINUTE PLAY SCRIPTS HOW TO#

ZERO: And that didn’t work, remember? Too much back-biting. PI: Yeah, I notice the chairs are set up just how you like ’em. ZERO: Hey, I’m also right in the middle of the number line. ONE: What he means is that he has no absolute value and adds nothing to the conversation. PI: And why are you always in charge, ZERO? ZERO: We ALL have issues we’re dealing with or we wouldn’t be here, PI. You don’t have a singular problem anyway. PI: Let the pity party begin! Just because you’re ONE does not mean you get to go first. My confession? ONE is the loneliest number that you’ll ever do. But let’s all introduce ourselves and say something about ourselves that most of us don’t already know. ZERO: OK, looks like a small subset today. PI has the highest, E is more subdued, I is even more tentative. The remaining 3 characters drift in with various levels of enthusiasm. ONE then enters the room showing obvious displeasure at the new seating arrangement but resignedly sits in the chair to ZERO’s right. Stage Requirements: 5 chairs arranged in a line (front-to-back).Īs the play begins, ZERO enters the room and moves the chairs to form a semi-circle facing the audience and then sits in the middle chair.

#10 MINUTE PLAY SCRIPTS HOW TO#

I: Male/Female, individual of mystery, others aren’t sure how to take at first

PI: Female, has been coming to the group a lot, sarcastic, easilyĮ: Male/Female, a bit discouraged & downhearted ONE: Male/Female, a long-time friend of ZERO, who likes to correct

ZERO: Males/Female, moderator of the group, used to being in

10 minute play scripts