Screenplay Festival: April 12, 2018 Event

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CAST LIST:Kimberley Wells, Brianna Riche, Luke Robinson, Daniel Cristofori, John Marcucci, Carina Cojeen, Ted Powers, Kesley Dann

Feature Screenplay – AMERICAN SNAKE PIT, by Dan Tomasulo

Genre: Drama, Comedy, Crime

Young Doctor Dan is a stuck-in-graduate school, some-day-would-be psychologist with a failing marriage and dead-end job. Desperate to change his place in the world, he takes a job at Walden House. This group home recently took on violent patients from the notorious Willowbrook, the worst asylum in American history. Doctor Dan attends an employment seminar and discovers he’s the only one applying for the job. He accepts the offer with no clue what awaits him.

CAST LIST:

Mayor Billings: Daniel Cristofori
Gwennie: Kimberley Wells
Chief Willy: Ted Powers
Narrator: Carina Cojeen
Dr. Dan: John Marcucci
Taimi: Kesley Dann
Harold: Luke Robinson
Meredith: Brianna Riche

ACTION Best Scene Reading of THE LAST VIKINGS…

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April 2018 – Read the best of NEW Poetry from around the world.

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Scroll through and read the best of NEW Poems from around the world today for April 2018:

A THOUGHT TO EXPERIENCE, by Andre Ariel
Read Poem: A THOUGHT TO EXPERIENCE, by Andre Ariel

DEATH DEATH DEATH, by Thala Abhimanyu Kumar S.
Read Poem: Death, Death and Death, by Thala Abhimanyu Kumar. S

UNDERSTOOD, by Maia Cuellar
Understood – A Poem by Maia Cuellar

CURSE COFFEE CUPS, by Andrew Green
Poetry Reading: Curse Coffee Cups, by Andrew Green

A PRAYER FORGOTTEN BUT ANSWERED, by Randy Peyser
Poetry Reading: A Prayer Forgotten But Answered, by Randy Peyser

HOW NEW SUMMER DAY, by Rishabh Parmar
Read Poem: Hot New Summer Day, by Rishabh Parmar

WET DREAMS, by Atandi Anyona
Read Poem: Wet Dreams, by Atandi Anyona

TUCK ME IN, by Ruthie B.
Tuck Me In, A poem by Ruthie B

LI SI BI FI FAC MAN, by John White
Read Poem: Li-si-bi-fi-fac-man, by John White

LISTEN, by Symonera Okwemba Simon
Read Poem:…

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