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Nancy Brewka-Clark

Nancy Brewka-Clark

Nancy Brewka-Clark began her writing career by covering Boston theater for many newspapers and magazines, interviewing luminaries such as legendary queen of the Yiddish theater Molly Picon, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Jane Powell, Leonard Nimoy, Sandy Dennis, Robert Brustein and Israel Horovitz. Her plays have been produced in venues as varied as Brooklyn, New York and Harrogate, England. Her comic monologues have been published by Smith and Kraus, and a short comedy Buddha Pest is included in their 2021 anthology Laughter Is the Best Medicine.

Works by Nancy Brewka-Clark

Shorts First Dance cover Comedy First Dance When best friends Rain and Sophia attend their first school dance, they accidentally cause the boy who's captured both their hearts to fall, quite literally, for another. 10 min 2 females.
Performable Collections Follow That Funny cover Comedy Follow That Funny Fifteen short comedies, ideal for classroom use, competition or one-act festivals, offer teen actors the opportunity to tackle a wide variety of styles and subjects as they stretch their acting chops and tickle their funny bones. 140-165 min 2-30 females, 2-21 males (4-41 performers possible).
Shorts Math-O-Freak cover Comedy Math-O-Freak Libby and Robin calculate how to make ballet as much fun as football for their math-mad friend Kirk. 10 min 2 females, 1 male.
Performable Collections Middle Schoolin' It cover Performable Collection Middle Schoolin' It Fifteen short plays, ideal for classroom use, competition or one-act festivals, offer middle school actors the opportunity to tackle a wide variety of styles and subjects in plays that range from light-hearted romps to serious looks at what it means to grow up. 140-160 min Up to 23 females and 19 males.
Shorts Orni-what? cover Comedy Orni-what? For three high school friends, the big riddle is figuring out the difference between a dream and pie in the sky. 10 min 2 females, 1 male.