CABIN 12 - A ONE ACT PLAY - BY JOHN BISHOP

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CABIN 12 is a one-act play by John Bishop, presented with production and copyright information plus detailed stage direction for a motel-cabin setting in western Virginia. The text includes cast listings, documented premiere performances, and a sound effects record reference for use in staging. It outlines the physical environment, entrances, character descriptions, and early actions involving Bob McCullough and his father Harold McCullough, establishing tone and atmosphere for the scene.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages36

Reading Time55 min

AccessFree to download

Press Comments

SOUND EFFECTS RECORD

Stage Setting and Action

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FAQs

What is CABIN 12?

CABIN 12 is a one-act play by John Bishop with theatrical production materials included in the text.

Where does the action take place?

The action takes place in front of and inside a motel cabin in western Virginia.

Who are the main characters introduced at the start of the scene?

The text introduces Bob McCullough and his father Harold McCullough, along with a girl and a man listed in the cast information.

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