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What happens when an aging hero and heroine find out that their son's  greatest desire is to become...a COWBOY POET!  A heroine who makes Annie Oakley look tame? A villain pretending to run a community college? A villainess with no tongue? The Rhyming Rapscallion has all this and more!

What if the villain was merely a pawn in a much bigger scheme? In this tale of Old West corruption, our villainess is the true power behind the plot! Our hero and heroine only make their way out of danger thanks to their  loyal sidekicks and a villain who likes...bowling!

A nod to all things Shakespeare!  Your audiences will love connecting with all of the references to The Bard as our lovely heroine, who is studying to become a lawyer, has to defend our hapless hero who has been wrongly accused by the villainous Sylvester Shylock!

Poor Sara has inherited a ramshackle hotel as her father's only property, even though he also spoke of having sunk his fortune into the hotel.  The whole town is up in arms searching for the lost treasure!  And Sigmund Freud works as a bellhop in the hotel: he handles everyone's baggage!

Our villain has discovered a potion that will make anyone follow his evil demands! The only trouble is, it tastes awful!  But, when he discovers Truly Sweetenough's delicious muffins, he has found the perfect medium to take over the world! Oh, and who are those two old geezers in the balcony making fun of the actors?

One nefarious, yet fairly ineffective, villain is enough,  but when another meaner, more dastardly villain comes to town and challenges him to a villain's duel, the town will never be the same again!

A quick trip to New Mexico and a buffet that includes crispy bat wings puts our hero into a mess of trouble!  Our villain convinces the local citizens that the hero is contagious, and must stay 6 feet away from everyone in town...including the villain himself!

It's the story of Cinderella with a melodrama touch! It's a story of an evil step mother, an ugly step sister, a conniving villain, a simple hero and a pair of rhinestone boots!

Retired sheriff, Wild Al Hitchcock has his hands full with an evil villain, two feuding women, and a daughter who loves a drip of a dude named...Normal Bates, who runs the local hotel!  Its a tribute to the films of Alfred Hitchcock with all the trimmings of a traditional western melodrama!

If you have an audience that likes things a little racy, this melodrama is for you! My only R Rated melodrama.  50 Shades of Black mixes a little political satire, a little intrigue and a whole lot of naughtiness!  Not recommended for audiences under 17! 

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Royalties include editing rights (with approval) to make your melodrama more local.  Or, for a small additional fee, we will do the edits for you! 

Minimum of 2 performances.$50.00 per performance 

5 to 10 performances $40.00 per performance

11 or more, contact us for pricing!

Print as many scripts as you need for your production!

Custom melodrama written based on your ideas: $350.00 plus $100.00 for lifetime royalties!

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