Spoon River

Adapted by Jason Pizzarello from The Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters

Length: 75-90 minutes

Cast Size: 8-50 actors (suggested casting: 17F, 23M)

Genre: Drama

Sub-Genre: Adaptation

Synopsis:
Former citizens of a mythical Midwestern town speak from the grave of the day-to-day hopes and dreams of their lives. Touching, anguished, and contemptuous, their voices and stories weave together in this fresh new take on a modern American classic. You won't forget what you've heard from these distinctively small-town folk as they evoke universal themes of hope, despair, and love. (A Read More

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Genre	Drama
Sub-genre	Adaptation
Length Type	Full-Length
Theme	Faithful Adaptation, Family, Relationships, Social Drama
Author Display	Adapted by Jason Pizzarello from The Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters
Cast Size	8-50 actors (suggested casting: 17F, 23M)
Approx. Running Time	75-90 minutes

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Former citizens of a mythical Midwestern town speak from the grave of the day-to-day hopes and dreams of their lives. Touching, anguished, and contemptuous, their voices and stories weave together in this fresh new take on a modern American classic. You won't forget what you've heard from these distinctively small-town folk as they evoke universal themes of hope, despair, and love.

(A one-act version of this play is also available.)