Cheaters

The play offers a variety of characters that truly display what students feel and think.

Kearsten Humber, Center High School, Gary, Texas

This show easily set itself up for streaming. I frequently have used scenes from it in class and the students were thrilled to see it all played out. It is a show that you think you know where it is going and then it takes a sharp turn and catches you off guard.

Sarah Cline, Stephen T. Baldwin High School, Hamilton, Ohio

Great show. Opens up discussion about privacy and what schools can and cannot ask from students. Easily staged. Suggestion - look for levels. Classroom setting can be tricky to block.

Sheryl Gibson, Deep Run High School, Glen Allen, Va.

Cheaters seems trivial at the beginning, but as the story unfolds and the clues come to light, we find that it is a much deeper, darker, discussion on rights and privacy in our time.

David Roscoe, Townview Theatre, Dallas, Texas

The actors had great fun with this story - simple and detailed. Really gets into the kinds of school issues that come into play every day.

Joshua Kauffman, Winfield City High School, Winfield, Ala.

Cheaters was very easy to stage. It is high school kids playing high school kids so my students had an easy time with characters. It almost had a Crucible feel except for the ending.

Don Markham, Cleveland High School, Cleveland, Tenn.