Comedy. Cast 13 to 15 actors, either gender. Target Audience All Ages
"This is a fabulous script to use with a high-school cast. They can expand upon the ideas provided in order to make it their own." -Judine Brey, Colby High School, Colby, Wis.
The Lottery Adapted by Brainerd Duffield from the story by Shirley Jackson.
Drama. Cast 8m., 5w., extras Target Audience High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"From a casual beginning that is lighthearted to a very dramatic and intense ending, The Lottery has it all." -Neil Witte, RTR High School, Russell, Minn.
"This play is an excellent selection for a student directing project: the pervasive mood and challenging theme provide the perfect forum for exploring beats, characters, and clear climax of a dramatic piece. -Lauren Tobiason, Hammond High School, Columbia, Md.
Drama. Cast 2m., 2w., extras Target Audience Middle School · High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"An outstanding presentation of a very difficult subject matter. Both uplifting and heart wrenching. Kudos to novice youth players for the vision of simplicity and depth." -Diane Dorbin, Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library, Boothbay Harbor, Maine
"What a wonderful show! My students will never forget the lessons learned from this production. Definitely worth doing."-Christie Jeppson, Valley View High School, Valley View, Texas
Comedy. Cast 3m., 3w. Target Audience High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"This is a tremendous comedy with an underlying message ... The opportunities for physical comedy are unlimited." -Louise Brazier, William Mason School, Choiceland, Sask., Canada
"A very funny show that received a lot of laughs ... Fun characters for the students." - Kenn Miller, Nicolet High School, Glendale, Wis.
Drama/Comedy. Cast 4m., 4w. Target Audience Middle School · High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"The minute we read it we knew this play was for us. It was easy to stage and costume. Stephen Gregg is a great playwright for high school and any actor who loves a fun, thoughtful and thought-provoking show." -Alecia Day, Duncan High School, Duncan, Okla.
Drama. Cast large and flexible, minum of 10 actors. Target Audience Middle School · High School
"An excellent piece for adolescents, this play examines prejudice, peer pressure, fundamentalism, chauvinism, and ostracism. Science fiction is a great genre for issue-based plots." -Kate Olena, Nichols Middle School, Buffalo, N.Y.
Comedy. Cast 1m., 1w., 3m. or w., optional extras. Target Audience Middle School · High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"A great script and easy show to produce with thousands of possibilities. A sure win with any age audience." -Bob Silton, Encore Theatre, Libertyville, Ill.
Drama. Cast 8w. Target Audience High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"This play gave my talented cast the challenge they needed to go above and beyond. No one steals the showthey equally shine. A colleague said, 'This is the best play you've ever done'." -Linda Schroeder, Lisbon School District #19, Lisbon, N.D.
Flowers for Algernon adapted by David Rogers from the novel by Daniel Keyes.
Drama. Cast 4m., 1w. (one of the male roles may be played by a woman). Target AudienceMiddle School · High School · College and Adult · Senior Adults
"This play is a slam dunk. we performed it for our winter one-acts. It was the most popular play of the evening. Skillfully condensed, all the key steps in Charlie's ordeal were hit upon for maximum emotional impact. I am impressed with the script. They should all be this good." -Kyle Elsbernd, Craig High School, Janesville, Wis.
This Is a Test
I Never Saw Another Butterfly
Louder, I Can't Hear You
Why Do We Laugh·
The Girl Who Was Asked to Turn Blue
The Diary of Adam and Eve
Cagebirds