After her TV show is canceled, a New York actress heads home to save her local theater, and finds herself drawn not only to her roots but also the theater’s handsome founder.
Type:
Feature
Status:
For sale
Page Count:
100pp
Genre:
Romance
Budget:
Shoestring
Age Rating:
13+
Copyright Details:
WGA 1340290
Synopsis/Details

After her TV show is canceled, Meredith Wright is desperately trying to maintain the momentum--without much success. When her director boyfriend replaces her in their off-off-Broadway project, she plots to give herself a PR bump by accepting a little girl's offer to save her hometown theater by acting in its annual Christmas show. Meredith arrives in Wilson Falls expecting bright lights and big press, but her disappointment fades as she falls in love all over again with acting, Christmas, and her hometown--not to mention the theater's handsome founder, Jordan Hull, and his daughter, Natalie. All seems lost when Jordan learns of Meredith's motives and a leaky roof gives way the night before opening, but a committed Meredith finds a way to let the show go on, giving her a chance to reconnect with her past and start a future with Jordan.

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Submitted: 2021-Mar-07
Last Updated: 2025-Mar-15
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The Writer: Donna Hoke

Donna is an internationally produced, award-winning, agented playwright and produced screenwriter (DEADLY WIVES CLUB). You can check her out at IMDb , donnahoke.com , or the New Play Exchange . She's also had multiple audio plays--which are a closer cousin to screenplays than stage plays--produced. Donna’s work has been seen in 47 states and on five continents. Plays include BRILLIANT WORKS OF ART (Kilroys List), ELEVATOR GIRL (O’Neill, Princess Grace, and Austin Film Festival finalist), SAFE (winner of the Todd McNerney, Naatak, and Great Gay Play and Musical Contests), and TEACH (Gulfshore New Works winner). She has been nominated for the Primus, Blackburn, and Laura Pels prizes, and is a… Go to bio
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