You guys are always so helpful, so I can't resist your expertise this year.  We are a small drama department that grows a little more each year.  We have about 300 students in the school.  Anyway, I'm looking at Almost, Maine this year.  I'm not completely sold on it.  The last scene makes me a little nervous for a high school production.  Am I thinking too much here?  Did I mention I teach in a conservative area?

We've done A Bad Year for Tomatoes, Faith County, Dr. Funk's Christmas Extravaganza, Dirty Work at the Crossroads, The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon (One Act), and The Monkey's Paw (One Act).

I'm not doing a musical this year, and I try to stay away from children's theatre because another teacher does that in the spring. 

I think the kids would like doing Almost, Maine.  Last year, I was nervous about a character drinking Scotch, but no one said a word.  Maybe implied sex is okay, then--

Thanks!  I do have good taste!

I  know I panic too much.  I just like my job. 

I'm sure hundreds of other high school theatre departments can't be wrong.  I'll probably give it a shot unless something else comes along before Sept.

Well Dang!  A high school 15 miles away from us has announced they are doing Almost, Maine.  What to do, what to do....

Oh, I assumed we probably wouldn't get the license to do it.  We probably don't have anything to worry about?  Hmm.