LIKE LEGO BRICKS – COMEDY ABOUT TWO GUYS ON THE RUN

It’s an abandoned warehouse in the middle of the night. A slightly weird DJ/narrator helps the plot in this comedy about two guys on the run from the police. Both of them hiding out, for their own reasons. Turns out – they know each other. Went to primary school together. The last time they saw each other, one hit the other and they never spoke again until tonight. Friends on and off back then, although they can’t fathom why because they had nothing in common. One, a quiet large boy who kept to himself and tended to get bullied and the other a rough kid with a big mouth who usually said the wrong thing and got himself into trouble.  The two reminisce about the time at primary school together and how they both landed up here, in the warehouse, hiding from the police.

Author: C.T. McBain

Type: One act Play

Genre: Comedy about two guys on the run from the police

Length: Thirty minutes

Cast: 2M and the voice of a DJ

Ages of the actors: Mid to late thirties

Suitable for: Adults (some language unsuitable for high school)

Set: An abandoned warehouse with a broken radio and somes boxes

Level of Difficulty: 7/10 The play is written using colloquial accents from Scotland or the North of England. However, it could still be produced anywhere without the accents, as the subject matter is universal

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