Publisher's Synopsis
366 short plays to meet every occasion you can think of and some you can't. So long as these are produced in non-professional and non-profit theatre settings they are royalty free. They also make a great bathroom reader. Great gift for your theatre friends and your non-theatre friends whom you like to annoy. The Royalty Free, Richard T. Young, Three Hundred Sixty-Six Days of Plays are filled with humor, drama, the meaning of life, the meaning of peanut butter and serious life challenging questions you never thought to ask, or did ask and found them to be lousy questions. PATRICK STEWART, ALEX GUINNESS, GEORGE LUCAS and RICHARD DREYUSS are all people who have (most likely) not read The Royalty Free, Richard T. Young, Three Hundred Sixty-Six Days of Play. Buy a copy, read it and if you are not satisfied . . . don't buy a second copy. The Royalty Free, Richard T. Young, Three Hundred Sixty-Six Days of Plays are guaranteed to take up space on your bookshelf. Buy tent copies so they'll take up more room. Invite ten theatre friends over for a party. Spin a calendar and whatever date comes up read that play. Do that again and again as many as 366 times. The first version of these plays only had 365, which meant that you could not read them in a leap year. That omission had be rectified. Life is good. So are The Royalty Free, Richard T. Young, Three Hundred Sixty-Six Days of Plays
