If you are planning on seeing the NDHS play, do NOT read this....MAJOR SPOILERS!
I went to see my friends' play, and afterwards I thought I was gonna die of laughter. It was hilarious!I think my top four favorite parts of the play were "The Creepy Corpse of Cal Capone," "Variations on the Death of Trotsky," "The Incomplete Works of Shakespeare Abridged," and "Words. Words. Words."
"The Creepy Corpse of Cal Capone" was about a woman named Remmy (my friend Jenny) working for a guy named Cal Capone (one of my best friends Michael) in an illegal organization. When Cal notices the club isn't making enough money, he threatens to close the club unless Remmy marries him. Pete, a man undercover trying to put Cal away, is in love with Remmy and helps cancel the wedding by having Beth (my friend Jen) dress up like a ghost named Sadie, a woman Cal killed, and scare him to the point of hysteria.
"Variations on the Death of Trotsky" was about a man named Trotsky dying on August 21 in many different ways. The wife (one of my other best friends Micaela) read in the Encyclopedia that on August 20, Trotsky's gardener smashed a mountain climber's axe into his skull and that he died the next day. One of the ways he died was talking to Ramon, the head gardener, and died. Mrs. Trotsky looked up at Ramon and asked if he died again. Ramon answered yes, and Mrs. Trotsky said he'd been doing that a lot lately.
"The Incomplete Works of Shakespeare Abridged" was about a group of three people called "The Reduced Shakespeare Company" doing short versions of some of Shakespeare's plays. The only mess up I noticed in was that a wig and a tiara got tangled up together so two of my friends were doing this tug-of-war thing, trying to get them undone.
Words. Words. Words" was about these three monkeys trapped in an area where they only had food, a tire swing, and three type writers. The reason was some scientist thought that out of the three, one would type up a script for Hamlet out of pure coincidence. In the end, the simple minded one wound up typing it.
The play helped make me less upset about my aunt forgetting to pick me up from school.
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