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Product Code: Q14000
Approx. Run Time: 35 min.
This realistic award-winning script deals with the issue of teenage peer pressure in a drug-oriented society.
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Product Code: J17000
Approx. Run Time: 25 min.
This highly acclaimed drama deals honestly and frankly with the dilemma of teenage pregnancy.
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Product Code: G41000
Approx. Run Time: 45 min.
Seventeen-year-old Susan, who has attempted suicide, lies in a coma. Her doctor says, "Whether she lives or dies now is a matter of her own will." What goes on in Susan's mind is the play, which invites the audience to deduce Susan's decision regarding life or death. Thoroughly researched, this play is both an enthralling theatrical event and the basis for a useful exploration of a tragic problem.
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Product Code: D42000
Approx. Run Time: 40 min.
Elizabeth and David are young cancer patients who have developed a close friendship during their hospital stay. During a visit from her sister and the minister's son, Elizabeth learns what its like for her family; their fears, frustrations and pain.
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Product Code: B54000
Approx. Run Time: 75 min.
Usually when you hear, "Break a leg!" it means "Good luck," but in this comedy every possible theatrical disaster occurs. Breaking a leg is just about the only thing that doesn't happen!
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Product Code: WF2000
Approx. Run Time: 60 min.
This delightfully buoyant play is an introduction to Shakespeare's work that includes scenes from Macbeth, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Henry IV Part I and Taming of the Shrew.
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Product Code: TR5000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
All the familiar characters are here—Huckleberry Finn, Aunt Polly, Becky Thatcher, Widow Douglas, Muff Potter, Cousin Mary and menacing Injun Joe. The action flows well, and scenes fly by in a lively fashion: the classic "fence-painting" scene, the school lessons from strict Mr. Dobbins, the eerie murder of Doc Robinson in the graveyard at midnight, the pirate journey to Jackson's Island where buried treasure proves very dangerous, Tom's side-splitting "funeral," Tom's courtship of Becky and other scenes from the immortal classic.
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Product Code: RC7000
Approx. Run Time: 40 min.
Roomers is a play in which madness rules with no hint of underlying black comedy or horror. The people of this comedy are fresh, creative and unpredictable. From the avaricious landlady who rents the pantry as a bedroom—so what if the bed has to be leaned against the wall—to the man on the roof trying to develop homing vultures, this is a rooming house filled with a wild assortment of characters. Each has his own problems, most of them weird and unsolvable, and the plot is involved with trying to solve them. In short, Roomers is fun.
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Product Code: PJ7000
Approx. Run Time: 80 min.
Irene is a pretty princess, but her childhood is boringly uneventful. One night three grotesque creatures break into Irene's room—the vicious Goblin Queen, the meek Goblin King and their ugly, stupid young son, Harley. To get revenge on their enemies for banishing them to the Great Mountain, the Goblins kidnap Princess Irene with the plan to marry her to Harley. Among those who try to help Irene are Curdie, the young son of a miner, and Irene's great-great-grandmother—who died many years ago.
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Product Code: PJ6000
Approx. Run Time: 35 min.
The Pot Boiler is a classic of the American stage. It shows Mr. Sud demonstrating how a truly great playwright (himself) constructs a play. For blocking, he uses desktop items such as Mrs. Pencil, Mr. Ruler, Mr. and Miss Ivory (letter openers, of course) and Mr. Inkwell. As he piles cliché upon cliché and the melodramatic plot unfolds, it becomes obvious that this brilliant satire might be describing one or more prominent playwrights of today.
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