Full Length Plays

Girls in the Boat

Product Code: GE7000

Drama
Recommended For: Middle School | High School | College | Community | Professional
Cast Size: 2m., 9w.

Limited Streaming Rights Available
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

Girls in the Boat was inspired by the true stories of the U.S. women’s Olympic rowing team. A group of smart, fiery young women fight discrimination and prejudice to compete in the male-dominated sport of rowing. Against the rhythm of their oars, these women forge bonds and overcome disagreements in their search for greatness and remind us of what we can all do if we have a common purpose. As our heroines break barriers of race and gender, their team goes on to become the most winning sports team in American history. Learn More

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Sweet

By Denise Hinson.

Product Code: S2W000

Drama
Recommended For: College | Community | Professional
Cast Size: 3m., 2w.

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

Sweet centers around three generations of the Carter family, headed by former boxing champ “Sweet” Clemmet Carter. Now in failing health, Clemmet lives for the memories of his glory days and building puzzles with his grandson. When an enthusiastic sports writer wants to write a book about Clemmet’s life, Clemmet finds the project an excuse to relive all his old fights while his wife becomes increasingly hostile. As Trevor pushes back against Addie’s wrath, he discovers some family secrets are best left buried. Learn More

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Jackie & Me

By Steven Dietz. Adapted from the book by Dan Gutman.

Product Code: J66000

Comedy | Drama
Recommended For: Middle School | High School | Community
Cast Size: 6 to 15m., 2 to 6w., doubling possible. Extras as desired.

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available
Approx. Run Time: 85 min.

Joey Stoshack is a young boy with a special talent for time travel. When Joey is assigned to write a report on an African American who has made an important contribution to society, he goes back to Brooklyn, New York, in 1947 to meet Jackie Robinson. He plans on writing a prize-winning report, but he doesn't plan on a trip that will forever change his view of history and his definition of courage. Learn More