
Frank Macaluso
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A comedian. I may have made a huge mistake.
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The Fortune Cookies
The following is a stage adaptation of a sketch I wrote for a radio program I created and produced in my college years. I am posting it here for the sake of anyone who wants it. I, the author of this work, hereby give you full permission to perform this in whatever capacity you desire, provided you give me due credit as its author.
By Frank Macaluso8 months ago in Fiction
Evolution of a Play: How to Write a Play for Play Fest - Version 5
When last we met, I presented the fourth finished draft of a one-act play I began writing in my senior year of high school for my school's Playwrights' Festival! And I expressed confusion as to why I kept working on it well after I'd graduated high school!
By Frank Macaluso8 months ago in Fiction
Evolution of a Play: How to Write a Play for Play Fest - Version 4
When last we met, I presented the third finished draft of a one-act play I wrote in my senior year of high school for my school's Playwrights' Festival! Plus, I revealed that a play of mine that wasn't that play got selected that year to be performed!
By Frank Macaluso8 months ago in Fiction
Evolution of a Play: How to Write a Play for Play Fest - Version 1
Recently, I've been going through all the files in my laptop to see which things I can get rid of to make more space for new things. While doing so, I stumbled upon this particular one-act play I wrote in high school. Well, that's selling it a bit short. I didn't just discover this one particular play; I discovered five different versions of this play, all written over the course of two years! Anyway, I've reasoned that, since I never look at these scripts, nor do I intend to ever use any of them for anything later, they're all prime candidates for junking.
By Frank Macaluso8 months ago in Fiction
Pointless Theatre Kid Anecdotes: Making Dust Fly
Behold! A new article series! Pointless Theatre Kid Anecdotes is very much what it says on the tin: stories from my dramatic escapades, theatrical and otherwise, which I share because I feel like it...and no one can stop me.
By Frank Macaluso8 months ago in Humans
The Art Critics
The following is a short sketch I wrote in 2018 and workshopped during my sophomore year of college for my Independent Performance Lab class. A year later, I adapted the sketch for a radio program I created and produced for my college's radio station during that time, as seen in the video above. I'm posting this script here for the sake of anyone who wants it. I, the author of this work, hereby give you full permission to perform this in whatever capacity you desire, provided you give me due credit as its author.
By Frank Macalusoabout a year ago in Fiction
The Catchphrase Firm
The following is a comedic one-act play I wrote in my senior year of high school, and refined throughout my first two years of college. In 2018, it was selected to be performed at Pipe Dream Studio Theatre's An Evening of New Works. I am posting it here for the sake of anyone who wants to use it. I, the author of this work, hereby give you full permission to perform this in whatever capacity you desire, provided you give me due credit as its author.
By Frank Macalusoabout a year ago in Fiction
The Audio Diary
This is a one-act play I wrote in high school. It's not very good and I will never ever use it. I strongly recommend that no one else ever perform it or use it in any other way. Instead, read it and feel better about your own writing ability. Odds are good that you, whoever you are, are a much better writer now than I was at 17.
By Frank Macalusoabout a year ago in Fiction
The Psychiatrist and the Stand-Up Comedian
The following is a stage adaptation of a sketch I wrote for a radio program I created and produced in my college years. I'm posting it here for the sake of anyone who wants it. I, the author of this work, hereby give you full permission to perform this in whatever capacity you desire, provided you give me due credit as its author.
By Frank Macalusoabout a year ago in Fiction