'Nuts' was written for a young teenage cast and explores the awkwardness of romantic and creative aspirations through the medium of storytelling.

The play begins with our protagonist (Henry in the play, but gender is up to you) attempting to write a 'safe' story. One that doesn't challenge or break any rules; one that adheres to mundane storylines that are easy to control. Or are they...
Despite his best efforts, aided by the famous Brian de Bergerac*, Henry's imagination runs away with him. In fact, some of it runs away from him. And there is Jane, who refuses to remain in the dull safety of his mind any longer and makes a break for freedom to find a new, exciting story to be in.  
And more surprises are lurking in the dark, murky and unexplored corners of their imaginations...

*Apologies to Edmond Rostand - I have taken a few liberties.
(Apologies also to Shakespeare... many liberties taken)

Just a few pages to whet your appetite. You'll be able to see just how silly it really is.
Henry has just created a scenario where he can rescue Jane (his imagined love interest) - but she's really not interested and things get a bit out of hand in the kitchen of Henry's mind. In fact, Jane has a couple of brothers Henry didn't even know existed, and they strongly suggest he leaves that part of his imagination immediately. 
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