CELEBRATING 50 YEARS!

Can you believe these iconic titles have been around for 50 years?

Consider our adaptations of M*A*S*H and Night of the Living Dead for your next performance.

Choose a winner! 

Browse our selection of compelling and easy-to-stage titles that have had success in past high school competitions.

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From the Chicago Tribune:

“Being the world's greatest detective is even harder when one is metaphorically doing it backward and in high heels.”

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“A tale of Southern Gothic horror where fantasy and reality, past and present, freely intermingle.” —The New York Times

"Theatrical magic." —The New Yorker

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Congratulations to our authors!

Dwayne Hartford’s adaptation of Kate DiCamillo’s book The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane received the award for adaptations for pre-K and elementary.

Brian Guehring’s Sherlock Holmes and the First Baker Street Irregular received the award for adaptations for middle and secondary. 

The Yellow Boat was first performed in 1993 and now, 25 years later, one boy's remarkable journey continues to touch audiences and increase understanding of HIV/AIDS.

A uniquely gifted visual artist, Benjamin Saar's imagination transformed his pain into a blaze of colors and shapes in his fanciful artwork, including the painting shown here.

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From the Chicago Tribune:

"Beautifully written story … far more profound exploration of human (and canine) loneliness than you find in most works for children."

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