Recently Love & Feathers was proud to announce that our own (very pretty) feathery star had been selected to receive the prestigious “Golden Waffle” award for best acting.
He followed this up with a second incredible performance – a pensive and dramatic one-avian show entitled “Sunrise, Sunset.”
Never one to allow himself to be pigeonholed into a single genre, his next piece is a gripping edge-of-your-seat thriller called “Egg on a Ledge.”
Prepare to be, well, gripped.
Act One begins now.
What did I tell you – gripping, right?
Now the actor takes his traditional brief (lengthy) intermission.
Act Two begins now.
Act Two concludes, and the curtain closes quickly.
Stage Hand notes: It is important to close the curtain as quickly as possible, because the cleaning crew will need plenty of time to clean (mop, scour) the stage before the star’s next performance.
The End.
Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts
Applause! Such a gripping play! So suspenseful!
Nice! So glad you enjoyed Pearl’s sophomore one-avian project, Jeanne!
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