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| | | | |  | | ALL THE WORLD'S...BACKSTAGE! | | By: Greg Cummings | ( : 45  ;  : 3-8  , 3-7  , 0-3  , 6-18  ;
 : 0-2  ,  ,  ) | | Shakespeare wrote, “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” But where in the world do teenagers go to prepare for their everyday roles? Why, backstage, of course! From deciphering the meaning of a hallway glance, planning on how to cut gym class, or practicing yoga to recover from New Student Orientation Day, this play presents seven... read more |
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| |  | | CADAVER DOGS | | By: Greg Atkins | | (: 110 ; : 2-3 , 3 , 0-2 , 5-8 ) | | In San Bernardino, CA, 1983, police dog trainer Amanda Esposito returns home from searching for disaster victims in Mexico and, still reeling from her trip, encounters Wade, a semi-famous author of murder mysteries desperately seeking her help to find his missing wife. Add to the mix a scheming sister, a jealous Sherriff and a tequila-fueled night of drinking... read more |
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| |  | | CAPTAIN HOOK AND THE WARRIOR AMAZONS | | By: Jon Jory | (: 35 ; : 10 , 6 , 16 ;
: 1-8 ) | | Tinker Bell has concocted a plan to rid Neverland of Captain Hook—now she only has to convince the Amazons to help! With a bit of fairy dust and a very-small raptor, these women rally together to take down the notorious Captain Hook. Amazon and Pirate sword fighting, a campy love duet, and a surprise ending—this comedic one-act has it all! |
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| |  | | CAPTAIN HOOK'S VERY BAD CHRISTMAS | | By: Jon Jory | | (: 40 ; : 5 , 6 , 11 ) | | Captain Hook is having a terrible Christmas. The pirates are singing horrible renditions of Christmas carols, the tree is dismal, and worst of all—there is no Wendy to read them a story on Christmas Eve. Being the cleverest Captain in Neverland, Hook decides to bring a Wendy back for all the pirates. There is only one way this can go down—stealing pixie dust... read more |
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| |  | | DETECTIVE FATHER BROWN | | By: Jon Jory | | (: 30 ; : 4-7 , 5-6 , 2 , 11-15 ) | | Famous for his intuitive detective skills, Father Brown, a man of the cloth, is called to solve two crimes. Todhunter is found murdered, locked in his own room and Norman seems to have been killed by a person with inhuman strength. Narrated by his apprentice, Flambeau, together they weave their way through the lies to find the truth. |
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| |  | | DROWNING IN QUICKSAND | | By: Debbie Lamedman | (: 45 ; : 2 , 13-39 , 15-41 ;
: , ) | | An in-depth and heartbreaking portrayal of a group of high school teenagers reckoning with the everyday struggles of mental health, depression, self-harm, and suicide. |
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| | | FALLING FOR HARRY | | By: Warren Paul Glover | (: 10 ; : 1  , 1  , 2 ) | | When Harry, a suicidal Hare Krishna, meets heartbroken Harriet, love is in the air. But will they take the leap? | |  | | GLADYS NIGHTS | | By: Becky Kimsey | (: 90 ; : 3 , 3 , 2 , 8 ;
: 2 , , ) | | Gladys is having a mid-life crisis. Stuck in the daily grind, working at her office day job with an irritating narcissist boss, Gladys feels she is about to lose her mind. Suddenly, she is visited by her childhood imaginary friend, Pepper. Unlike the usual imaginary friends, Pepper is a sleek, sexy badass super assassin who made a pact with Gladys 30 years ago... read more |
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| |  | | THE GREAT CASES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES | | By: Jon Jory | | (: 30 ; : 5-6 , 1 , 3 , 9-10 ) | | A glimpse into the life of the great Sherlock Holmes through his friend Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson takes the audience through three short cases. Deception, poison, and a wild curiosity of life anchor these works together and provides the audience with a deeper understanding of this great detective. |
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| |  | | THE GREAT WANDERINGS OF ODYSSEUS, STARRING CAMERON FITCH! | | By: Greg Cummings | (: 20 ; : 13 , 13 ;
: 0-15 , ) | | Cameron Fitch cut class and skipped the quiz on The Odyssey. Now he has to write and present a play based on the classic starring himself as Odysseus and casting his class as the ship’s crew, the Cyclops, the Lotus Eaters, and all the rest. The problem is that Cameron may be just a little too much like Odysseus for his own good. |
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