High Noon
By Eric Roth; From the screenplay by Carl Foreman; Based on a story by John M. Cunningham
High Noon is a play that needs 15 or more performers (3 women, 12 men). Licensed by Theatrical Rights Worldwide.
- Type
- play
- Cast size
- 15 or more performers
- Roles
- 3 women, 12 men
- Cast notes
- 3W, 12M, Flexible Casting
- Running time
- About 100 minutes
- Dance
- No dance
- Genre
- thriller
- Licensor
- Theatrical Rights Worldwide
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Synopsis
Set in the New Mexico Territory in 1875, HIGH NOON unfolds in real time on the wedding day of Marshal Will Kane and Quaker pacifist Amy Fowler. Their celebration is shattered by news that Frank Miller—the outlaw Kane put away for murder—has been pardoned and is arriving on the noon train, bent on revenge. As the clock ticks toward noon, Kane desperately seeks help from the townspeople he’s protected for seventeen years, but one by one they abandon him. Torn between duty and his new wife’s belief
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