Get a Free Script for the Four-Character Musical THE GREEN ROOM

"The Green Room" is an award-winning, critically acclaimed college musical all about four theater majors struggling to find their way to Broadway.

The show features the popular songs "It's All About Me", "Nothing Can Stop My Boys", "Waiting in the Wings", and "In the End".

It has been produced all over the USA, Canada and Ireland. For FREE scripts or to inquire for rights to produce the show, contact greenroomthemusical@gmail.com.

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Synopsis:

Act 1

The Green Room, the place where actors await their entrance onto the stage, serves also as the study lounge, rehearsal space and support group for four struggling theater majors. Anna and Divonne share their ambitions for life beyond school ("In the Green Room"),but now are somewhat content to concentrate their energies on this space in the dungeon of St. Gustav's, a small Midwestern college. Anna introduces her younger, smarter brother Cliff to the Green Room, as well as to Divonne and to John, her somewhat overconfident boyfriend. Brother and sister must convince John and Divonne that Cliff is worthy of acceptance into their group and into their beloved territory ("We've Got Style").

Cliff's earnestness and wit, along with his talent as a playwright, finally win them over. As the girls prepare for an upcoming audition, John takes Cliff under his wing and expounds on the virtues of being single ("Bachelor's Anthem").

However, neither can overcome their attractions - Cliff to Divonne and John to Anna ("What Do I Think of Me?").

Cliff and Divonne's relationship spawn an unexpected dilemma, which Cliff celebrates ("Nothing Can Stop My Boys").

A distraught Anna points out their parents' inevitable disapproval, but Cliff's manhood remains undaunted ("Nothing Can Stop My Boys Reprise").

After the four rehearse and perform for their professor's musical tribute to the Bible ("Don't Try to Part the Water"),

Divonne reveals to Cliff not only that she is not pregnant, but also that she is breaking up with him ("I've Had Enough of You").

During the strike for the show, John ignores Anna, prompting her and Cliff to commiserate about love in a sibling duet ("The All-You-Want-To-Do-Is-Do-Me Blues").

John must weigh the wealth and security offered by a position at his father's firm against the passion and inherent instability of a career onstage ("In the End").

Act 2

Act II opens two and a half years later during our group's last collegiate all-nighter. Cliff and John rescue Divonne from writer's block with some electrifying ideas ("Destination Stage Left").

The boys are desperate for Anna's help in their cram session for theater history, but she refuses as long as she is required to wear and ultra-revealing costume demanded by Cliff's script. As the other three leave to resolve this issue, Divonne laments her fate as a perpetually underappreciated character actor ("It's All About Me").

Despite the foursome's differences, they must pull together to rehearse a song ("Good-Lookin' Girls") for Cliff's play.

Afterward, Cliff admits he's still in love with Divonne, but she convinces him that love will come again to him ("It Comes Easy").

The others turn on Anna whom they feel is needlessly blocking their dreams of conquering Broadway after graduation. Left alone, Anna decides to lay it all on the line, shed her good-girl image and take a big risk for the good of the group ("I Want to Go to Extremes").

Now united in purpose and rededicated to acting, our intimate group watches the curtain fall on their college life and on the place that embodied it. They set their sights beyond the comfortable walls of the GreenRoom and look toward their future ("Waiting in the Wings").

Character Breakdown:

Anna Kearns- (18-25 age range. Soprano) Anna is an extremely beautiful, youthful, up-tight goody-goody acting major. She loves structure and always gets cast as the lead in all the productions. She is obsessed with shaping J.H. Davis up and making him husband material. She sings the show-stopping "I Wanna Go To Extremes" and the beautiful duet "What do I Think of Me".

Prototype: Sandy in "Grease," Glinda in "Wicked"," Roxy Hart in "Chicago"

Divonne Bruder- (18-25 age range. Alto) Divonne is very outspoken, funny and quirky. She is a younger Ethel Merman, Bette Midler or Barbra Striesand. She doesn't fit into the academic scene at all and constantly threatens to move to New York. She's frustrated that she has never gotten a lead role; instead she gets walk-ons or worse. Divonne falls in lust with Anna's nerdy brother, Cliff, but soon dumps him. She sings the award-winning song "It's All About Me" and the heart-melting "It Comes Easy".

Prototype: Elphaba in "Wicked," Maureen in "Rent," Dot in "Sunday in the Park," Rizzo in "Grease," Velma Kelly in "Chicago"

Cliff Kearns-(18-25 age range. Tenor) Cliff is geeky, bright and boyish. Must be funny! Anna's younger brother who follows her lead and attends St. Nordoff to act and write. He might be gay. He becomes best friends with playboy J.H. Davis and romantically involved with Divonne. He sings the show-stopping "Nothing Can Stop My Boys" and "Destination Stage Left".

Prototype: Mark in "Rent," Seymour in "Little Shop," Rod in "Ave Q"

John Radford-(18-25 age range. Bass) John is cocky, self-assured and jockish-a typical frat boy. He is in lust with Anna, but she continually gives him the brush off. His big-mouth, bad-boy attitude covers a heart of gold. He brags about being "the big man on campus" and gets the lead in every play. His dad wants him to study architecture, but he wants to pursue acting. He sings "Bachelor's Anthem" and "In the End"

Prototype: Roger in "Rent," Danny in "Grease," Curly in "Oklahoma"