Theatre for Young Audiences

Eleven plays for family audiences. Adaptations of the books young people already know, and three drawn from American history.

Robin Hood Redux

Twenty years ago the city of Maze locked up the rebel leader, and he has not spoken a word since. Now the tyrant who holds him has heard a rumor: there was a daughter.

A dystopian retelling. Robin is a young woman, and the world is concrete, curfews and searchlights.

6 actors · Two acts. 70–75 min.

The Gift of The Magi

A bear with his grandfather's pocket watch. A badger with hair down to the floor. No money, one week to Christmas, and two very good ideas.

A fable version of the O. Henry story. James drives a train, Della teaches stealth, and the ending lands exactly the way it always has.

5 actors · Two acts. 70–75 min.

American History

Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad — 7 actors

Martin Luther King and The Sound of Freedom — 5 actors

The Flying Machine: The Story of the Wright Brothers — 4 actors

Adaptations

Treasure Island — 9 actors

A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story — 8 actors — published by Concord Theatricals

The Secret Garden — 7 actors — published by Concord Theatricals

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes — 6 actors

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein — 5 actors

The Hardy Boys — 5 actors

All titles available for production. Inquiries for copies of scripts, rights and availability