Full-length comedy

Andie Fowler’s Big-Time Bucket List

Andie Fowler is the opposite of a risk-taker — she’s the straightest of straight-A students and the goody-est of all goody-two-shoes.

Running time110 min

Cast10 to 29 actorsMany roles, any gender

SetSimple locationsSuggest each place with a few pieces

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The story

Andie Fowler is the opposite of a risk-taker — she’s the straightest of straight-A students and the goody-est of all goody-two-shoes. Her life is safe, tame and, frankly, a bit boring… until today, when she accidentally broke her parents most priceless heirloom when they left town for the weekend! Knowing she’ll be grounded for life when her parents return in exactly thirty-seven hours, Andie panics, deciding to pack EVERY SINGLE THING she’s never done into one high-stakes, final weekend of freedom. From skydiving, running a 5k to entering a competitive eating competition, Andie’s last-ditch effort at doing it all leads her to a new appreciation of what in life is worth doing.

Producing it

Cast10 to 29 actors, with doubling. Many roles can be played by any gender. You can change lines, roles and genders to fit your students.

SetHome, backstage, a street, a diner, a jungle and more.

TechAbout 20 locations on a unit set, a breakable vase, slow-motion sequences, a skydiving scene with a fan and flying paper, a company lift, and music that may need licensing.

For your scene-stealersHeavy doubling turns many single-scene roles into a parade of comic cameos, with a narrator who talks to the audience, an eating contest, and a three-way salon montage.