A Scene In A Play Novels & Stories

The schoolboys cheered, the curtain came down and we rescued Neena, who had to be sent to the civil hospital with a sprained ankle, Mussoorie’s only civilian war casualty. There was a hold-up, but before the audience could get too restless the curtain went up on our play, a tea-party scene, which opened with Suzan pouring tea for everyone. Unfortunately, our stage manager had forgotten to put any tea in the pot and poor Mizin looked terribly put out as he went from cup to cup, pouring invisible tea. ‘Damn. What happened to the tea?’ muttered Muzin, a line, which was not in the script. ‘Never mind,’ said Gita, playing opposite him and keeping her cool. ‘I prefer my milk without tea,’ and proc

After that, the two of them stopped talking and waited for the play to start. As time ticked by, Scott had no interest in anything else. All he hoped for was that Julissa would complete her scene smoothly. With the sound of a bell, the audience quieted down, and the play began. The first half of the performance didn’t feature Julissa, so Scott dimmed his phone screen and checked the sales report for the company’s new product pre-sale. When the second half began, it was Julissa’s turn to appear on stage, so he put his phone away.

I most definitely was not looking forward to what Carson would do when he saw the stage direction [He kisses her] twice in Scene 5. During the readings, the teacher stopped us multiple times to interject facts about the play, Shakespeare and filmed performances. We were just starting Act 5 when the bell rang. I took a deep breath and started packing my bag. I was dreading lunch and seeing Ang. At least Carson should leave me alone to go sit with his friends. "Too bad we didn't get to our part of this scene." Carson whispered from behind me. "We are only reading, not acting, so there will be no touching or kissing." I responded with venom in my voice. Carson chuckled. "You're feisty today."

I won’t be that kinda boyfriend, “No, no. Thank you, though. I gotta just hunker down and do it. Go, have fun.” “I’ll try,” she leans in, kissing me softly, making my heart speed up and slow down at the same time, or at least that’s how it feels. *Nina* “Wait, wait... let me finish. We are all on stage, totally naked, doing the big finishing number, and it just... fell out of me,” one of the girls from the play tells, while Owen strums along on his guitar. Another one jumps in, saying, “On stage? Oh my god, what did you do?”

She sends us out to the hall to "think about what we have done." *** "Alright, today we will be acting out a scene!" Our theater teacher said, clapping her hands together in excitement. "It takes place in older times. I'll set the scene for you all: A Promiscuous village wench is being shamed by a wealthy gentleman. A crowd surrounds the fight." People immediately start whispering among themselves. "I nominate Willow to be the promiscuous village wench," Adam leers at me, and sounds of laughter come from the other students. Jake tightens his fists, glaring angrily at him.

She could feel their stares still, but she chose not to mind them, and focused on the script instead. The scene was about a break-up. The characters were in an open field, and it was night time. She didn’t know why her heart started beating faster as she read the script that was given to her. She couldn’t even help but frown as she continued. That scene was a break up scene, for a certain, and she knew that she’d need to cry, plead, and kneel. The scene was for two people, but she only needed to act the part that she needed to give life to.

Were we doing a scene together? My stomach sank. My new part was that of Nicholas’s spurned lover. Any scene we shared together was unlikely to be a pleasant one. As we stepped onto the stage, Nicholas touched the small of my back, guiding me toward the center where we would perform. I looked at him. “Which scene is this?” I whispered. He gave me a small, fond smile. “Scene 14.” Nodding, I flipped open the script to the correct scene.

ALEX's POV Now, Alice and her team are going to present the play, Romeo and Juliet. Let me introduce you to the cast. Alex is playing the role of Romeo, Aaron is playing the role of Juliet. Luna and Maria are becoming trees. The narrator’s voice was the cue to take our positions on the stage. Aaron climbed up the stairs and stood on the makeshift balcony while I stood in the corner of the stage obscured from view. The curtains rose and our play began. “ Cabbage! Cabbage! Wherefore art thou Cabbage?” Aaron said with a forlorn expression.

Elena POV “Settle in ladies and gentlemen.” A voice came from the speakers strategically placed around the hall. “The play is about to begin.” “Finally.” Someone murmured from behind me and I turned to see. It was the thin man I’d met outside. I turned back before our eyes could meet. I didn’t really want a repeat of that unpleasant encounter. All the lights in the hall dimmed except those on one part of the stage. The stage was divided into three sections, two of which were currently hidden behind thick curtains.

"So, act out the war scene in scene twenty." I nod and pull my scarf around my head tightly as I walk to the affixed horse they placed in the middle of the room. I climbed on it using the faux stirrup and balanced myself, nodding for the operator to turn it on.