Lazy Bee Scripts

Publisher of works for the stage - pantomimes, musicals, full-length plays, one-act plays, shorts and sketches for theatrical practitioners of all ages.

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@InuitKodiak @MerriamWebster Isaac Asimov relies on it for the punch-line of his 1957 science fiction story, "A Loint of Paw".

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@artsonthemoveco @fynRuthie Foot. (It's another word for leg end.)

[Nibbles and Bubbles @sharigledhill]

My latest award winning one act play 'History Man' is now published by @LazyBeeScripts

Winner of 3 trophies at Sedgefield Drama Festival 2026:
Best Actress
Russell Whiteley Award for Playwriting
Runner up to Best Production

https://t.co/K1yJtohDCR

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@artsonthemoveco @elainesim28 Either you're wearing them, or they're on top of your head.

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@OED

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DON'T FORGET: Skipton Players based in North Yorkshire will be performing A Fete Worse Than Death by Richard James.
https://t.co/MVE9FTAp91
The Amateur Theatre Network
#ATN #AmDram #productions

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@MerriamWebster @MitchFriedfeld The bridge between God and the laity.

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@sf_lang @frankcottrell_b They are most commonly found amongst productions of The Yeomen of the Guard.

[𝚃𝙷𝙴 𝚆𝙷𝙸𝚃𝙴 𝚁𝙰𝙱𝙱𝙸𝚃 @White_Rabbit_OG]

Finally 👏👏👏

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@jonholmes1 Apparently, it IS something to do with witches (and they will continue throughout the week).

[Ed Conway @EdConwaySky]

So... it's over?

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@raconteur_press The message here being that in terms of speed, a lady catfish noodling beats an owl-headed monkey with a crossbow.

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‘Segue’ comes from Italian ‘segue’ meaning "there follows.”

It was originally used as a direction in music, indicating a transition without interruption.

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@TheSimonEvans https://t.co/i0Ev9FU5pW

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And if you're not in the vicinity of Glasgow, you can get scripts and the rights to your own performance from the Lazy Bee Scripts web site...

[Jonathan Edgington @3nildown]

A short play for young people⬇️

https://t.co/zGI8Jf4XQR

Two knights, a pirate, a cowboy (or a cowgirl) and Superboy (or Supergirl) all fail to rescue a princess from a dragon. Will a shy, insecure, young prince succeed where they have all failed?

@DramaGroups @StageMeetsWorld

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@RRussellDavies @atrupar Thank you. I had to look that one up.

[Jonathan Edgington @3nildown]

Delighted to hear that THREE NIL DOWN AT HALF-TIME (the first play I ever wrote) is to performed by a school in Australia in June. I wrote the play in 2007 and this will be it’s 27th production! 😊⚽️

https://t.co/umgDCbaiA0

@DramaGroups @StageMeetsWorld #theatre #writers #art

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Author: Richard James

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@DaveMacLachlan1 Train in G Major (Lindisfarne, written by Rod Clements)
https://t.co/SStPmUUjF9

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the Day is a reminder of ‘snerdling’: 19th-century dialect for snuggling beneath the covers for as long as possible.