| | Excerpt Comedy. By William Davidson. This popular title is availabile again! Out of patriotism Angy and Jerry started writing to a pair of lonesome sailors, and just to make it more interesting, passed themselves off as young ladies instead of kids of 14. And then they hear Gadget and Jim are coming! They get into grown-up clothes and it looks like fun until Aunt Sandra arrives and decides to teach them a lesson. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Brett Neveu. Lewie Froah, a one-time handyman in a town hit hard by the economic downturn, rambles drunkenly through the town's abandoned buildings, dwelling on the death of his sister, Grace. Unable to come to terms with the murder and haunted by the unsolved crime, Lewie imagines Grace to be with him as they discuss how she was murdered More...
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| | Excerpt Farce. Translated and adapted by Greg Leaming. From the play by Maurice Hennequin and Pierre Veber. The Dupont family is thrilled that their naïve young daughter has married Count Robert de Trivelin. However, upon returning from their honeymoon, it is made clear that the young bridegroom has More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Richard Dresser. Molly, middle-aged, has parlayed many years of experience at a national cleaning company to become team leader, which provides her with just enough money to keep her head above water. Claire, young, pretty and hopeful, More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. Adapted by Reginald André Jackson. From the novel by Christopher Paul Curtis. Set in Michigan during the 1930s, Bud, Not Buddy tells the story of 10-year-old Bud Caldwell, an orphan on the run from abusive foster homes, and his quest to find his father. Bud's journey sets him on the trail of a jazz band known as Herman E. Calloway and the Dusky Devastators of the Depression. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. Adapted by Reginald André Jackson. From the novel by Christopher Paul Curtis. Set in Michigan during the 1930s, Bud, Not Buddy tells the story of 10-year-old Bud Caldwell, an orphan on the run from abusive foster homes, and his quest to find his father. Bud's journey sets him on the trail of a jazz band known as Herman E. Calloway and the Dusky Devastators of the Depression. More...
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| | Excerpt Comic drama. By R.N. Sandberg. Can't Believe It traces the intertwined paths of Teresa, a malleable, confused high school freshman—with the perfect life. How can a shy kid like her even talk to him? She is urged by her friend Callie to go after Ron and all the things she wants. That means being sexually forward, shoplifting for kicks, going wild at parties and never telling her parents the truth. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Werner Trieschmann. Cell phones, Facebook, cutting-edge shopping carts—all the latest gadgets that bewitch and bedevil us—are addressed in this comic collection of 10-minute plays. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Michael McKeever. When Charlie Cox, a middle-aged editor, learns that he has the incurable, degenerative condition known as Lou Gehrig's disease, he gets in his car and starts driving. He soon finds himself in the Arizona desert, More...
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| | Excerpt A young audience adventure play about chemistry. By Caleen Sinnette Jennings. Storytelling Snake takes us on a trip to Imagine Nation on the shores of the Whim Sea. There, all the animals attend Zooville School and take their one favorite class. Readin' Rabbit takes reading. Muskular Muskrat takes gym. But poor Curious Cat can't figure out which class will answer all of her many questions. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Anne V. McGravie. Young, impetuous, 16-year-old Rosemarie Healey has been on a collision course with her strict father for a year. At her 16th birthday party, things come to a head. Her father makes good on his threat to send her away but assures her she is going to a "strict" convent school to finish her high-school education. He does not tell her or his wife and younger daughter, Chrissie, that he is abandoning her to the Magdalene Sisters. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Frank Higgins. Adapted from the story by H.G. Wells. Eduardo, a poor farmer in a South American village, dreams of being in love. Frustrated by his poverty and disability of being blind in one eye, he turns his back on his own world and risks his life More...
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| | Dark Comedy. By Laura Schellhardt. In this allegory that straddles graveyard and courtroom, Nina Archer, a headstrong and passionate young dancer, contracts a fatal blood disease. Actually, the disease is given to her, by a man who frequents the twilight, who smells like the earth, and who calls to her periodically in her dreams. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Jim Gordon. We hope! We dream! Why not, it's free! And in these eight short plays we see that strange and humorous occurrences may even become reality. In a death row prison cell a condemned man's prayers are rewarded when his comically incompetent attorney is finally exposed. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Nicholas A. Patricca. This play tells the story of how one extraordinary woman overcomes the restrictions of her family, church and culture to realize her identity as an artist, scholar and independent person. Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz managed to develop a rich spiritual life as a nun while leading an More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Linda Daugherty. Angela has a new boyfriend. C.J.'s romantic, amazingly handsome, and a senior. He sends her flowers. He texts her day and night. Angela's swept off her feet, but her best friend, Jen, is troubled by changes she sees in Angela. At homecoming, Angela shares a dance with her pal Duffy. When C.J., overcome with jealousy, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Robert Inman. It's October, and members of the high-school drama club are preparing for auditions for their fall production. Emily (white), the most talented member of the club, is sure she will get the lead. Then Tasha (black) transfers in from another school and quickly demonstrates her acting ability. A rivalry develops, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Linda Daugherty. Eat (It's Not About Food) dramatizes the dangerous and baffling world of eating disorders in girls and boys. Candidly exploring causes and warning signs, the play takes a hard look at the influences of society and the media and tells individual stories of young people struggling with this epidemic More...
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| | Excerpt Radio comedy/drama. By Ed Simpson. Electric City Suite is a cycle of six one-act plays originally written for radio and telling the story of a quirky Scranton, Pennsylvania, snack delivery man and his family from 1921 to the present. More...
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| | Excerpt Dramatic fantasy. Adapted by Ric Averill. From the Grimm Brothers fairy tale. In this fanciful and charming re-framing of the traditional story of the shoemaking elves, the central character is Gunther, an old shoemaker. War rages across Europe and, somewhere in the midst of that conflict, Gunther has lost his only son. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Doug Grissom. No performer before or since has had the impact of Elvis Presley, from the first groundbreaking appearance on "The Ed Sullivan Show" to Las Vegas to Graceland; the magazine American Demographics reports that 84 percent of all Americans say their lives have been touched by Elvis in some way. With the iconic mythology of Elvis as a backdrop, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Brett Neveu. Janice LaRue is the mother of Eric, a 15-year-old boy who shot and killed three of his classmates in school. Now, three months after Eric has been jailed, Janice has not yet gone to see him, nor has she found any way to deal with what happened or to show herself in her community. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Sandra Fenichel Asher. What is a family? Playwright Sandra Fenichel Asher traveled the country running workshops in which teenagers and adults pondered that question and experimented with monologues and scenes based on significant events and interactions in their own families. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Tammy Ryan. Adapted from the memoir by Maura Conlon-McIvor, released in paperback as She's All Eyes. This poignant, coming-of-age story follows young Maura Conlon through her childhood journey in Los Angeles in the 1960s and 1970s. Growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family mostly held together by commitment to her youngest brother, Joey, born with Down syndrome, Maura struggles to find her place in the world. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By James Glossman. Adapted from the novel by Jim Lehrer. In trouble with his captain, Kansas City Detective Lt. Randy Benton is given the thankless job of doing one final walk-through inspection of the once grand, now derelict Union Station just prior to its massive renovation into a modern galleria. When he discovers Birdie, an old homeless man who claims to be an escaped lunatic, More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Fairy tale. Adapted by Max Bush. Based on the Olenberg manuscript and various editions of the tale The King's Daughter and the Enchanted Prince by the Brothers Grimm. Princess Luana plays with her golden ball near a well in the deep forest. There she meets the Hag, whose hand is stuck in a tree. Although she tries, Luana is unable to help her. Pantera, a wounded, adolescent panther, runs in, begging for her mother's (the Hag's) help. Prince Erik has wounded her and pursues her. After the prince threatens More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Max Bush. Matt's school work and personal life are deteriorating. His friends Doug and Carol attempt to engage him in school activities and dating, but he doesn't respond well. Someone else notices Matt isolating himself: Susan, the new girl recently arrived from China. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama/Comedy. By Nancy Linehan Charles. Based on the play by William Shakespeare. William Shakespeare was big on what can happen if you make the wrong move. And in his world that meant letting emotions get out of hand: greed, jealousy, ambition, revenge. He was always telling his More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Shem Bitterman. The story begins in Fort Belvoir, Virginia, where Major Jonathan Fredericks, a widower, lives with his troubled daughter, Bianca. Fredericks is a career army prosecutor charged with investigating soldiers for war crimes. His son, who was also in the military, was recently killed in Afghanistan. Bianca, tortured by her brother's sudden death, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama/Comedy. By Robert Inman. It's Christmas Eve day during the era of the Great Depression in a rural mountain area where families struggle to keep body and soul together. Miserly curmudgeon Silas McTavish owns and operates a general store—with the help of his long-suffering clerk, Abner Veazey, and Abner's son, Caleb—where hard bargains More...
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| | Adapted by Kent R. Brown. Inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel. Sherlock Holmes and his faithful sidekick, Dr. John Watson, have left on an extended holiday throughout Europe, leaving their nieces—Shirley Holmes and Jennie Watson—to keep an eye on the famous flat at 221B Baker Street. Shirley, studying logic, and Jennie, studying medicine, are busy preparing for upcoming exams when there's a knock on the door. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Susan Johnston. One tiny moment of carelessness can change everything. In West Virginia, a baby girl named Cissy is abducted, then swiftly returned to her parents. She is so young when it happens that she cannot remember, but, still, the legacy of those few terrible days haunts her family for the next 20 years. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Esther Olson. Vintage manuscript now available. Peggy, a delightful girl who talks too much, is tricked into an agreement to remain absolutely silent for the next 48 hours—no matter what! Her girl friend, Gwen is to stay with her to make certain she keeps the agreement. Gwen decides this would be a fine time for her to snare the silent Peggy's boy friend, Willie. More...
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| | Excerpt Inuit tale. Adapted by Joanna H. Kraus. From the East Coast Hudson Bay Inuits comes an exciting, authentic tale of a pale-haired child, exiled by her own people because she was "Anatou—the different one." In a village ruled by spirits, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By James Still. Translation by Julio Tierno. Iron Kisses is the story of an American family: a son who made up for being gay by being perfect; a daughter who treats her daughter the way her mother treated her; a mother who struggles to More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Andrew J. Fenady and John Duke Fenady. Based on the novel by Jack London. A ferry steamer sinks in fog-sealed San Francisco Bay. All passengers perish except Humphrey Van Weyden, self-defined dilettante/critic, and the beautiful, independent, enigmatic Flaxen Brewster. They are rescued, though that's hardly the word, by a hell-ship under the command of Wolf Larsen, a man of ingrained cruelty More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Linda Daugherty. In this Christmas whodunit, ace detective Red Mistletoe is retained by the citizens of the North Pole to find Santa Claus, who has disappeared at the height of the season. If losing Santa wasn't enough More...
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| | Dark comedy. By Laura Schellhardt. The K of D follows the story of Charlotte McGraw, a 12-year-old girl struggling to come to terms with the death of her twin brother, Jamie. It also follows the growing "legend" of Charlotte McGraw, as narrated by a pack of teenagers who live near Charlotte More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Sandra Fenichel Asher. In this ensemble tour de force commissioned by Lexington Children's Theatre, four actors—regardless of their own age, gender or ethnicity—take turns playing Abraham Lincoln and important people in his Kentucky childhood, Indiana youth, and Illinois and D.C. adulthood. The play celebrates Lincoln's life through his own words and those of people who knew him. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By David Emerson Toney. Kingdom, an urban meditation on Shakespeare's Richard III, takes place in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1968. Twenty-eight-year-old Ricky-Trey York, afflicted with a lesser form of cerebral palsy, is a true innocent who wrongly believes that two decades ago he murdered another boy in a fit of rage. More...
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| | Excerpt Free Poster Sound Clips Comedy. By Tim Clue and Spike Manton. The spark behind Leaving Iowa comes from being children of parents from the now dubbed "greatest generation." The story is a toast to their idealism and character and a little roast of their undying dedication to the classic family road trip. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Gregg Opelka. It's New Year's Eve at the Drake Hotel. A massive snowstorm has paralyzed Chicago. Thirty-five-year-old librarian Terry Adams has just reserved the last room at the Drake—the presidential suite—for her and Jonathon, her long-distance boyfriend who's flying in from Boston. She's hoping after three years he'll finally More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Farce. By Laura Annawyn Shamas. Set in 1670, Paris, Molière in Love is based on the true story of Molière's theatrical attempt to win back the love of his much younger wife, Armande. In order to "re-romance" his wife, the playwright decides to write a play-ballet to showcase her talents and beauty. But because of Louis XIV's extramarital pursuits, the king demands that the show, Psyché, must be completed and produced within mere weeks. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Ed Cardona Jr. Adapted from the book by Hugo C. Martin. On a small, dusty farm in Mexico, in the Valle de Guadalupe, a young boy named Pablo lives with his father, mother, and two little sisters, Isabella and Teresa. Residing on the farm are pigs, sheep, and Califia, the children's favorite and fattest hen. Also on the farm, unknown to them, are Santita and Monte, the family's guardian angels. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. Adapted by Larry Randolph. From the play by J. Hartley Manners. Peg O'Connell doesn't know what she's getting into when, fresh off the boat from America with just a parcel of clothes and her mongrel dog, she arrives at the English estate of her rich and not altogether gracious relatives. More...
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| | Excerpt Allegory. Adapted by Tom Key from the book by John Bunyan. John Bunyan's 17th-century classic Christian allegory is the story of a dream in which the hero, a man named Pilgrim, escapes the City of Destruction and starts a search for the City of God. More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Richard Dresser. Annie and Neil have placed their hopes and dreams on the shoulders of Jodi, their bright and high-achieving 18-year-old daughter, a high-school senior. Their own regrets and slightly diminished lives More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Y York. No one has ever understood the mysterious friendship of River Rat and Cat. From the day fastidious River Rat hauled a drowning sodden Cat from a sinking basket (thinking Cat was some unique collectible), More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By Y York. No one has ever understood the mysterious friendship of River Rat and Cat. From the day fastidious River Rat hauled a drowning sodden Cat from a sinking basket (thinking Cat was some unique collectible). More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Dennis Foon, based on his picture book. A tree that resents its roots and a bird with the worst singing voice in the history of the avian species are the delightful characters in this quirky fable about two unlikely forces of nature: a spunky, unflappable bird and a stunted, insecure tree. Alone in the razed forest, the lonely tree is visited by the bird, More...
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| | Adapted from Shakespeare by Cass Foster. Sixty-Minute Shakespeare is an ideal alternative for those who lack the time or means to tackle the unabridged versions of the world's most widely read playwright. Cass Foster has judiciously condensed (without modernizing) the Bard's richly poetic language. More...
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| | Excerpt Adapted from Shakespeare by Cass Foster. Sixty-Minute Shakespeare is an ideal alternative for those who lack the time or means to tackle the unabridged versions of the world's most widely read playwright. Cass Foster has judiciously condensed (without modernizing) the Bard's richly poetic language. More...
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| | Excerpt Adapted from Shakespeare by Cass Foster. Sixty-Minute Shakespeare is an ideal alternative for those who lack the time or means to tackle the unabridged versions of the world's most widely read playwright. Cass Foster has judiciously condensed (without modernizing) the Bard's richly poetic language. More...
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| | Excerpt Adapted from Shakespeare by Cass Foster. Sixty-Minute Shakespeare is an ideal alternative for those who lack the time or means to tackle the unabridged versions of the world's most widely read playwright. Cass Foster has judiciously condensed (without modernizing) the Bard's richly poetic language. More...
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| | Excerpt Adapted from Shakespeare by Cass Foster. Sixty-Minute Shakespeare is an ideal alternative for those who lack the time or means to tackle the unabridged versions of the world's most widely read playwright. Cass Foster has judiciously condensed (without modernizing) the Bard's richly poetic language. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Kermit Frazier. Dashaun Johnston and Corey Tyler are 12-year-old black boys who seem unlikely friends: Dashaun can barely make it through the school day without getting into trouble, while Corey excels. But the two have a special bond, and together they share a dream of cleaning up their sometimes violent, drug-infested urban neighborhood. More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Jose Casas. somebody's children introduces us to five teenagers who are part of a subculture that isn't shown or explored in the media in any depth. These kids are homeless, and they, along with their families, stay in a rundown motel known as the El Dorado, which is one of many such motels in horrific condition in their area of the city. All the residents deal with issues such as gang violence, More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy. By David Emerson Toney. The Soul Collector is the story of two African-American sanitation workers in Cleveland, Ohio, 1972. Cedric and his nephew, Darnell, collect items along their sanitation route that they plan to sell to realize their dreams: More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Dwayne Hartford. Adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens. Set during the terror of the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities follows the influence of historical and political upheaval on a small group of individuals: Charles Darnay, a French arist More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Sandra Fenichel Asher. When Omaha Theater Company requested a script about the Jewish-American experience for its teen/multicultural series, playwright Sandra Fenichel Asher decided to find out how her own years of growing up Jewish compared to those of young people in other areas of the country More...
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| | Excerpt Drama/Comedy. By Ric Averill. Adapted from Mark Twain. Set in St. Petersburg (Hannibal), Missouri, along the Mississippi River, Tom Sawyer tells the coming-of-age story of the community's most mischievous boy. Tom fights a bully, gets his friends to help him whitewash a fence, falls in love with Becky Thatcher, More...
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| | Excerpt Drama. By Paul D'Andrea. In New Liberty, Missouri, a contemporary American Midwestern farming town—total population a little less than five hundred—the townspeople have been having a series of agitated meetings on what to do about Clay Bayliss, the region's dangerous loner-bully. The charges are that Clay's been stealing livestock, burning barns, More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Jennifer Addesso, Olivia Biggar, Sophie Buck, Eleanor Davitt, Susan King and Sajdeep Soomal. Edited by Susan King. Juliette is a typical middle-school girl. She attends Shakespeare Middle School, has a crush on the popular and arrogant Horatio, and longs to be popular and beautiful like the seemingly perfect Ophelia. One day Juliette finds Ophelia's cell phone. She is faced with a choice: does she keep it or give it back? More...
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| | Excerpt Comedy/Drama. By Richard Dresser. Nick is a child of privilege who grew up with every possible advantage. But along the way he came to believe that he could never measure up to the demands of his father, Daniel, a powerful and mercurial man who More...
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| | Comedy/Drama. Adapted by Reginald André Jackson. From the book by Christopher Paul Curtis. Ten-year-old Kenny chronicles the events of a fateful summer for the Watson family of Flint, Michigan, in this hilarious and deeply moving story. There's Momma, Dad, little sister Joetta, and teenage brother Byron, who can't seem to stay out of trouble. More...
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| | Comedy/Drama. Adapted by Reginald André Jackson. From the book by Christopher Paul Curtis. Ten-year-old Kenny chronicles the events of a fateful summer for the Watson family of Flint, Michigan, in this hilarious and deeply moving story. There's Momma, Dad, little sister Joetta, and teenage brother Byron, who can't seem to stay out of trouble. More...
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| | Drama/Comedy. By Robert Inman. Adapted from the Mitford novels by Jan Karon. Father Tim Kavanagh is the much-loved bachelor rector of Lord's Chapel church in the close-knit mountain community of Mitford, surrounded by long-time friends and parishioners—church secretary Emma, housekeeper Puny, local mayor Esther, a covey of eccentric regulars at the Main Street Grill, More...
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