A Doll's House

Product Code: D19000

Approx. Run Time: 50 min.

This arrangement retains all the excitement and significance of the original as Nora becomes aware that she has been deluded in her marriage and that she now has a greater duty to herself. For the sake of her own salvation, she must leave her home and her husband to seek a life in which she can be truly herself. The sound of the door closing as Nora leaves is a sound that has reverberated through all of drama. An excellent way to introduce students to a great writer.

Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon

Product Code: T15000

Approx. Run Time: 95 min.

This is the story of Junie Moon and her friends, Arthur and Warren. Each has been tragically handicapped but each has retained the strength and humor they desperately need in their search for a fulfilling life.

Steal Away Home

Product Code: SW1000

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 60 min.

Two young slave boys escape from a South Carolina plantation. With the help of many good people, both black and white, they make their way north to join their freed father in Pennsylvania.

You Were Born on a Rotten Day

Product Code: Y13000

Approx. Run Time: 110 min.

This comic spoof is a modern retelling of the classic situation in which astronomers could only get help for scientific study by telling horoscopes. In the disguise of an outrageous astrologer, a modern science teacher who can't get adequate funds for his classroom discovers the same thing—the world is his, along with the girl he cares about, if he'll just remain an astrologer!

I Never Saw Another Butterfly

Product Code: I22000

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 100 min.

One of the survivors of Terezin concentration camp, Raja, wants to keep a promise she made to save the drawings and poems of the children of Terezin. Having lived through it all, she tells the true story of teaching when there was nothing to teach with, helping to give hope when there was little reason for hope, and creating a little world of laughter, flowers and butterflies behind the barbed wire. Butterflies became a symbol of defiance for the children, making it possible for them to live on and play happily while waiting to be transported.