The Blind Spot. Eldridge Plays and Musicals

lt;p style="text-align: justify;">This drama tells the story of the last days of high school student Luke's life, and the repercussions felt by those who play a role in what happens to him: his teacher, the bully, the most popular girl in school, and his best friend. Luke finds himself overwhelmed by years of not feeling good enough, a feeling that finally reaches a breaking point. The decision Luke makes will have repercussions for everyone around him for the rest of their lives. This story, though, isn’t just about Luke: it's about all of them, all of us, and the struggles that we all carry with us that no one else can see. It takes a frank look at many of the difficult issues facing teenagers today: anxiety, self-harm, divorce, bullying, sexual orientation, depression, and suicide. At its heart, the story is about what it means to be a teenager and the need to connect with one another, recognize that we are more than just our “damages,” seek out help, be accepting of our truths, and know that we are not alone.</p> <p style="text-align: justify;"> </p> <p style="text-align: justify;">Also Available: #2506 Director’s script - $12.95 Director's Script: Based on educational standards, it offers lesson plans, discussion guidelines, and other valuable resources.</p>

Eldridge Plays and Musicals

Eldridge Plays and Musicals

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Eldridge Plays and Musicals

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