Prosper Scenes Play Summary

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No Certain No scenery
The audience arrives, seeing no props, no people, nothing but a black, blank wall.
In comes the Bunny from the tree nest, gray fur, fluffy, bushy tail, and brown eyes. He starts looking around at the stage. He sets down a fence guarding the possible animals, that are running around, free in the woods, upstage center. He also sets down a bench along the fence, so he can sit and stare at the possible adventures that he can take, center stage left. Then he begins to place a tree, so he can place a nest, downstage right.

Bunny (stage manager):
This play is called ‘Prosper Scenes.” It is written by Officer Rachel Watson. It is directed by Mr. Shirley and Dr. Watkins.

This Play takes place at 5/25 and is at Sunrise. The People in the play include Prosper ISD Staff/Teachers, Prosper ISD Admin, Prosper Firefighters, and the Prosper Police department. The Prosper Police department Officers are Chief Vessels, Sergeant Gerald Smith, Officer Rachel Watson, Officer Leon Goodman, Officer Patrick Turner, Officer Chris Reeves, Officer Jody Woolverton, Officer Ernest McMicheal.
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Prosper, TX is located in Collin- County. The Latitude is 33.2362 degrees North, The Longitude is 96.8011 degrees West. The Population of Prosper Texas is 18,379 people (last updated in 2016. The elevation of Prosper is 682 ft. The Zip code of Prosper is

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