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SCIENCE FICTION BLAST-OFF THEATER
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Science Fiction Blast-Off Theater is an anthology of original short science fiction plays.
Click on a title below, to go to the
complete script of
that particular play.
Welcome Speeches - The overture.
The Truth About Aliens - The U.S. President introduces the world to a visitor from Outer Space. But all is not as it seems.
Love Life of the Robot - A robot wants to learn about sex.
Puppets - Are we all ruled by the hand of fate?
Taken Away - A man and a woman are abducted.
Dinosaurs - Why did the dinosaurs become extinct?
The Visitor - A rocket is lost in the vast darkness of space, completely alone. Then there's a knock at the door.
All Clear - What sort of infections might we find on alien worlds?
Warning From The Future - A visitor from the future comes to warn of deadly peril.
Web of Terror - What is the future of the internet?
The Counselor - Family counseling, by any means necessary.
The Possessors - Something from another dimension, or another time, is possessing the bodies of our loved ones!
Abe Lincoln - Can the past be changed?
The Empire Will Never Fall - Can the hope for freedom ever be crushed?
The New Adventures of Stan Starburst - Chapter 1 - The start of an exciting new serial.
The New Adventures of Stan Starburst - Chapter 2 - Part 2 of an exciting new serial.
The New Adventures of Stan Starburst - Chapter 3 - The thrilling conclusion of an exciting new serial.
The Omniscient Ones - Meet beings who dwell outside of time and space.
Schrödinger's Cat - The amazing cat who was simultaneously alive and dead!
The Immigrants - Why is New Eden II a paradise lost?
The Guardians - What immortality has to offer.
Taking Off - Interstellar travel - finally with enough speed.
The End - The end of the world.
© 2002 - 2008 by Richard Nathan. All rights reserved
The author grants to all internet users the right to print these scripts for their own, personal, non-commercial use. No other use may be made without the author's permission. Without limiting the foregoing, the plays may not be staged without the author's express permission.
Send e-mail to the author at Richard-Nathan@att.net.
