Paper Lanterns, Paper Cranes

Product Code: PD8000

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Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

This powerful drama illustrates the impact of war—and the nightmare of nuclear fallout—as experienced by some of World War II's most innocent victims: the children of Japan. Kyushu, a Japanese "street orphan," is admitted into a Hiroshima hospital in the mid-1950s

Curtain Call

Product Code: C59000

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Approx. Run Time: 35 min.

At the Bar None Cafe, Cal and Sharon Bowman have tried desperately to hang on to a run-down business begun by Cal's grandmother, who still lives above the kitchen. For Sharon, the cafe has become a dead end, a symbol of her useless existence in a lonely hamlet. When an oil company suddenly offers to buy the building, she eagerly convinces Cal to sell. But for Grams the cafe is her only link to the past. When Cal finally breaks the news of the sale to her, Grams flatly refuses to leave. When the new owner and his lawyer come to close the deal, Grams shows that she's lost none of her fight.

Not Fit to Print

Product Code: N31000

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Approx. Run Time: 60 min.

Idealistic all-American journalism student Ida Perry has to work at the most scandalous newspaper in history after her father is laid off from his job and she has to contribute to her family's needs at home.

Tender Lies

Product Code: T63000

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Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

A tribute to the human spirit, this is the story of Arlo Gibson's unusual care and preservation of the waning dignity in each of the people who populate his porch. Like an archaeologist, Arlo can, with time, make even his dullest and most pathetic discovery sparkle. His method is simple—he tells "tender" lies.

Ordinary People

Product Code: O39000

Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

Conrad had an older brother and now he is gone. What's left of young Conrad's family, with his successful, well-intentioned father and his beautiful, organized and remote mother, is in terrible jeopardy, as is Conrad himself. They are all "ordinary people" and each is fighting a hard battle. This play goes to the essence of a young man, his friends and family, their relationships and survival.