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Robin Hood A Tale from Days of Yore |
- Two-Act, Drama/Comedy - Approximately 75 minutes - 16 principles (7b, 7g, 2b/g) limited doubling possible - Lots of room for extras - Four primary sets - Moderate tech and stage needs Scripts: $2.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
Robin Hood is at it again! With King Richard away, the Sheriff of
Nottingham is in charge, and he is out to “clean-up” and tax the
countryside. The clean-obsessed
sheriff finds himself at odds with Robin’s rob-from-the-rich mentality,
declaring him an outlaw and vowing to stop the merry band. Lady Marion, the king’s daughter,
discovers that the sheriff wants to have her killed so he can take over the
kingdom. Desperate, she flees to find
Robin and his group. Robin vows to
save her, but she is soon captured. Now, Robin must risk his band in a daring
rescue. This fun-filled tale brings a
new take on the age-old story. Robin,
though still a hero, has a small problem with forgetfulness. Marion, the beautiful daughter of the king,
is more than a little talkative.
Several new characters; Elainy Lee, Bob,
Lily White and Bin Dunn, help make this version of Robin Hood an exciting and
entertaining show. At the end, the audience is given a chance to choose between two, alternate
endings. This innovative way of
bringing the audience into the show, allows for great flexibility. Each performance night will be surprise
for cast and audience alike. |
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Star-Crossed in Texas |
- Two-Act, Drama - Approximately 80 minutes - 17 principles (10b, 4g, 3b/g) – limited doubling poss. - Lots of room for extras - Four primary sets - Moderate/low tech and stage needs Scripts: $2.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $23.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
Based loosely on William
Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, our play takes you into the fictional town
of Star, Texas, in the year 1850.
Here, midst the rugged cowboys, fierce outlaws and thriving Indian
populations, a young romance is about to blossom. Unfortunately, this relationship is
destined for trouble. Born to opposite sides of the
law, Savannah and Shane meet at a time when tensions between both families
are at their worst. Savanah’s father, the mayor of Star, has vowed to rid
Texas of Shane’s bandit family, the Wiley’s.
Together with the town marshal, Mayor Schwer
is closing in on the outlaws when he learns of his daughter’s new love. Pursed by both sides, Shane and Savannah
make a desperate attempt to flee. Can the couple escape before
Shane is caught?
Will the Wiley’s fight to protect their brother? What will happen to Savannah’s dancing
career? Watch, as the story unfolds
before you. |
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Wonderland Alice Returns |
- Two-Act, Drama - Approximately 75 minutes - 18 principles (4b, 5g, 9b/g) Less w/ doubling - Lots of room for extras - 5 primary sets - Moderate tech and stage needs Scripts: $2.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
This play is a retelling of the
classic, Lewis Carrol tale of “Alice in
Wonderland”. Structured as a sequel to
the children’s tale, Alice accidentally returns to wonderland with her
cousin, Robert. Once there, the two young people are met by a strange mix of old and new
characters in the dream-like world.
When Alice’s sister, Judy, follows her into Wonderland and is captured by the evil, Queen of Hearts, the journey
becomes a rescue mission. Can Alice and Robert save Judy
before the Queen can hurt her? Is
their guide, Loof – the Ever-changing, able to help
them? Will they get back before
supper? All these questions are
answered in a tale that entertains and keeps you wondering until the end. |
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A Pirate’s Tale |
- Two-Act, Drama/Musical - Approximately 90 minutes - 16 principles (8b, 5g, 3b/g) Less w/ minor doubling - Lots of room for extras - 5 primary sets - Large tech and stage needs Scripts: $3.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. Optional
musical: Background CD (midi/MP3): $50.00 (+ shipping) Royalty: $55.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. (The
musical is not currently available!) |
An old pirate tells the tale of
his life in this action-packed production.
The story follows the antics of John William, a pirate captain in
search of a ship and more crewmembers.
Hampered by his reputation for not being very good at piracy, John
William and his band of four try to hijack a vessel carrying gold into the
Caribbean town of Tulay. At the same time, Tulay’s governor, Morseby, and
the garrison commander, Leftenant Montgomery, plot
to continue their own career of theft.
Unknown to both groups, a separate pirate is actively thwarting their
attempts, and this renegade is closer than they all realize. In an amusing and surprising
twist, his rival rescues John William from jail. Fleeing in a stolen ship, the merged band
of pirate’s races desperately to escape with the gold and reveal the
governor’s crimes. Although a challenge in sets and
special effects, this show is a crowd-pleaser that is just as fun to
produce. The optional, two cast songs,
including a duet between the principle characters, and a series of background
and theme musical numbers allow the cast to explore additional areas of
performance. |
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Rumpelstiltskin |
- Two-Act, Drama - Approximately 75 minutes - 14 principles (5b, 4g, 5b/g) –
limited doubling poss. - some room for extras - Four primary sets - Small tech and stage needs Scripts: $2.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
The beloved fairy tale comes to
life in an original retelling. As a
poor father and daughter (Gabrielle) struggle against the oppression of their
queen, a strange person holds the key to ending years of misery. True to the classic story, this
version includes a few twists that draw the audience into the action. There is a German overtone to the script
that allows the actors to explore the inclusion of a foreign language and
customs. Limited set needs and simple
staging allows a lot of character flexibility. Are Rumplestiltskin and his ability to spin straw into gold the answer to Gabrielle’s problem? Will the wicked queen continue her terrible reign? What will happen with Prince Stephan? There is enough new and familiar in our story to delight young and old. |
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Bugsy and
Me |
- Two-Act, Drama - Approximately 90 minutes - 17 principles (5, 8, 4b/g) Less w/ minor doubling - Lots of room for extras - 4 primary sets - Moderate tech and stage needs Scripts: $3.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
It is the 1920’s, and a gangster
named Bugsy Monahan is struggling to maintain his
criminal empire within the city of New York.
A somewhat “soft” gangster, Bugsy’s image is
more menacing than his “bite”. His
hangout, the Fuzzy Salamander, is a prize piece of real-estate, and it has the
eye of Bugsy’s chief rival, Momma Rossini. When Bugsy’s
estranged sister and her husband suddenly pass away while at sea, Bugsy finds out that he is their daughter’s only living
relative. Bugsy
is forced to choose between giving up his life of crime or sending the young
child to an orphanage. When he
chooses Felicity, the police, Momma Rossini and the local press work hard to
discredit Bugsy’s decision to “go straight”. After Bugsy
is framed by Momma Rossini and taken to jail, his girlfriend, Lola May and
Felicity must try and reveal the truth.
This heartwarming and exciting
adventure takes the audience into the gangster world of the ‘20s. Complete with dancing and colorful
characters, this production is great fun to stage. |
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Fairy
Tale Felon |
- Two-Act, Drama - Approximately 75 minutes - 19 principles (3, 9, 7b/g) Less w/ doubling - Lots of room for extras - 3 primary sets - Light tech and stage needs Scripts: $3.50/each (+ shipping) Royalty: $35.00, each performance, due within 10 days of closing. |
Cinderella. A
poor, orphaned daughter forced to live with her evil step-mother and cruel
step-sisters… whisked away to marry the prince and live happily ever-after… that
is the story you heard before. Well, returning home from their honeymoon, Cinderella and
the Prince find themselves in the midst of a criminal investigation… One of
Cinderella’s step-sisters is missing, and she is the chief suspect. This production includes a powerful courtroom scene in
the second act that brings the audience directly into the courtroom. Several, familiar characters join the
story, including “Beauty and the Beast’s” Belle. In the end, the audience helps decide
Cinderella’s fate, as they vote to determine who is guilty of the crime. Happily ever-after? |