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"And all the players merely men and women"

Every year in Virginia Beach, the theater departments from eleven different schools go head up in a one act play competition of their own choosing, whether it be an adaptation of a well known work or a creation all their own. We follow a few of these theater departments as they prepare for the big competition, revealing what it’s like to deal with the stress of theater production, while having to go through teenage high school crap at the same time.

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What is All the Stage Is a World (2005) about?

Every year in Virginia Beach, the theater departments from eleven different schools go head up in a one act play competition of their own choosing, whether it be an adaptation of a well known work or a creation all their own. We follow a few of these theater departments as they prepare for the big competition, revealing what it’s like to deal with the stress of theater production, while having to…

Who stars in All the Stage Is a World?

All the Stage Is a World stars Megan Agnew (Self), Dan Bowen (Self), Daniel Bass (Self), Molly Boyle (Self), Melissa Anne Brown (Self). The film was directed by Brendan McFadden.

How long is All the Stage Is a World?

All the Stage Is a World has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2005.

Is All the Stage Is a World worth watching?

All the Stage Is a World holds an IMDb rating of 6.2/10. Fans of Comedy, Documentary, Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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