Thank you for your interest in this play. All plays listed here can be purchased for $5, using PayPal. When ordering, you will be asked to provide an e-mail address. When your payment has been received, an electronic copy of the play will be sent to you. Dogface By Kellie Powell WRITTEN: 2007. SUMMARY: Dogface is a journey through the life of an ugly girl, known only as "Dogface" after being attacked by a dog when she was seven years old. She faces social ostracism as a child, peer pressure as an adolescent, and romantic rejection as a young adult. There are five scenes, each four years apart, beginning when she is seven and ending when she is 23. There is also transitional material contributed by the ensemble. The scene on the right takes place when Dogface is eleven, talking to her only real friend - a teacher at her school who she eats lunch with weekly. CAST: 4-8 Females, 1 Male. LEGNTH: Full-length. PAGES: 50. DOGFACE During the Earth Day assembly, last year. Some boys made a drawing, and they passed it to Julie Fisher, and she took it from them and then she wouldn't give it back. And she showed it to me. It was me. MS. STEVENSON Some boys made a drawing of you? DOGFACE It was either Tanner or Jonah, I think. But everyone was laughing at it. It was... very mean. And I knew it was me because they drew my scars. And they labeled it. I tried not to look at it too much, because it made me want to cry. I took it to Mr. Morris, and he said he would talk to them and they would be in trouble and he would make sure they weren't ever mean to me again. Tanner doesn't bother me as much anymore, except sometimes he asks me if I'm a lesbian. MS. STEVENSON What do you say? DOGFACE My mom told me to tell him that I'm too young to have a sexual orientation. I said that once, but he laughed a whole lot. Now I just try to ignore him. But it's hard to ignore Jonah, because he has the locker next to mine this year, and the desk next to mine, too, and he won't stop complaining to everyone about how when he sees my face it makes him want to throw up. MS. STEVENSON That's awful. I think you should talk to Mr. Morris again. You shouldn't have to deal with this kind of harassment. You should be free to learn and play and grow up in a place that's safe. Also, please consider joining our fan club. As a member, you will receive important notifications about our artistic projects, including (but not limited to) our new plays, theatre events we are involved in, and, of course, The Josh Weckesser Dance Spectacular. Plays by Josh Weckesser & Kellie Powell