All that glitter is not gold Abstract: outwardly appearances are sometimes deceptive, its not always possible to make judgement about the real worth of a thing by its outer appearance. Many things made out of inferior materials are given a nice shine outside, in order to deceive the costumer. It becomes quite difficult to know what is contained inside this body. This outer shine hides the defect of this object. That is why it’s a famous saying that all that glitter is not gold. In life many individuals have fallen victim of following shinny things that do not last which will at last lead to danger, many crooks by their outward looks and behaviour make themselves appear to be gentle men and noble, but the reverse is the case. In the work of life one should learn the lesson that outward appearances may not always be the truth. We will relate this in a play where a young girl lost her life because she the shinny things that came her way. CAST; Chioma Mrs Azunna, Chioma’s mother Mr. Azunna, Chioma’s father Favour, Chioma’s friend Chideria ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ Obioma , Chioma’s Admirer Ikenna, Chioma’s supposed fiancée Mrs Kate, Chioma’s counsellor/lecturer Doctor Bar tender setting (in a school environment at a suburban community center) Act1 Scene1 (chioma is seen in the lecture hall talking withsome students at the back of the classroom, while waiting for the next lecturer to enter the hall) Mrs kate enters………………..( the students immediately keeps quite and listens) Mrs kate: good morning all! All responds: good morning ma! [she moves closer to the middle of the classroom to talk to them because there was no public address system] Mrs kate: I have been appointed by the head of department to inform you all that there will be a board meeting that will last for three hours,