A Canticle for Leibowitz

Product Code: C10000

Approx. Run Time: 100 min.

The fragment of manuscript that starts the world on the road back from destruction is in the handwriting of the Blessed Leibowitz discovered by Brother Francis and it reads: "Six bagels, a pound of hamburger, a spool of number one white sewing thread." A thousand years later when barbarism has begun to disappear, there is hope that the documents preserved so faithfully for centuries will finally be put to use for the good of mankind.

FAUGH (I.E., Fine Arts Undergraduate Housing)

Product Code: FD1000

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Approx. Run Time: 60 min.

The granddaughter of the founder of Watkins College wants to get rid of the rundown FAUGH dormitory, inhabited by a strange group of students with an array of personalities and quirks. So, they try their best to behave.

The Comedy of Errors

Product Code: CM3000

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Approx. Run Time: 35 min.

The play is about twins, both named Antipholus, who have twin servants, both named Dromio. After a shipwreck, the twins are separated and twenty years later they all arrive in the same city, with hilarious confusion.

Beowulf

Product Code: BJ2000

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Approx. Run Time: 100 min.

As the Vikings revel in the mead hall, the monster Grendel enters and slays several warriors. Beowulf arrives, fights Grendel single-handedly, tears off the monster's arm (really!—right there on stage!), and sends him home to die. Beowulf is hailed as a hero, and the revels begin again until Grendel's mother, even more ferocious, comes for revenge.

Rebel Without a Cause

Product Code: R12000

Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

In spite of a warning, Jim won't stay away from Judy who is the steady of Buzz, the leader of a gang of high-school toughs. Jim tries to stay out of trouble, but when his friend Plato is beaten up, he agrees to a test of courage with Buzz and a tragic accident takes place. The leaderless but vicious remains of Buzz's gang set out to punish Jim for "betrayal," and Plato tries to delay the gang, but in his confusion and terror, Plato runs away and creates thereby another tragedy.