Unspoken for Time
Product Code: U21000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
This powerful drama handles themes of sexual abuse, faith and family with sensitive tact, loving humor and razor-sharp insight.
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Product Code: U21000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
This powerful drama handles themes of sexual abuse, faith and family with sensitive tact, loving humor and razor-sharp insight.
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Approx. Run Time: 45 min.
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Product Code: K25000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
Skewering the news media and modern race relations in America, this play shows a novice television reporter who finds herself sitting pretty in the anchor seat, but she is haunted by a bogeyman chorus who questions the way she got her promotion.
Learn moreProduct Code: G94000
Approx. Run Time: 55 min.
A haunting and beautiful story of a child who is seeking her father's love. With the help of her grandfather, 10-year-old Jenny finds healing and the courage to be herself.
Learn moreProduct Code: L74000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
A jaded American rebel reluctantly on a family vacation in China meets a young idealistic Chinese girl with whom she embarks on a 10-year correspondence, which is cut tragically short by the Tiananmen Square massacre.
Learn moreProduct Code: E27000
Approx. Run Time: 80 min.
The time is the 1930s and the place: a small Midwestern town. Charlotte Steele, a down-to-earth single parent struggling to support herself and her two children, is also grappling with an extraordinary prediction concerning her son, Philip: that he will speak with an angel and have the power to raise up the dead. After having denied the prophecy for years, Charlotte comes to realize that there are forces at work far greater than her own fear and disbelief.
Learn moreProduct Code: CA2000
Approx. Run Time: 50 min.
This collection is specifically designed for actors under 30 who would like to perform in a one-woman show. The magnificent monologues include: Rosie, 10, a walking media sponge who has her own TV network in the bathroom; Sofia, 16, a barrio girl who has a white boyfriend; Lolita Corazón, 25, who teases and punishes men with her powerful sexuality; Tiffany, 20, a Chicana activist who finds courage and strength in Frida Kahlo's paintings; Roxie, 30, a self-defense instructor who accidentally attacks a man; and Valentina, 26, a Chicana activist who is trying to organize her people to fight racism and Proposition 187.
Learn moreProduct Code: M93000
Approx. Run Time: 80 min.
Not to be outdone by her fellow classmates, Shirley decides to whip up an Egyptian summer adventure that never happened. As we flashback to her holiday, we see a battle with Dogman, the Tunnel of Terror, among many other fictitious situations.
Learn moreProduct Code: D65000
Approx. Run Time: 60 min.
Sixteen-year-old Kara, an aspiring modern dancer, struggles to complete a piece of choreography for entrance into a competitive dance program. Her dance becomes a metaphor for her desperate struggle to control her troubled life.
Learn moreProduct Code: D68000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
Twenty-five years after the shooting death of Bobby Wright, founder of the Black Jesus Party, three members of the party are assembled for a TV talk show. The show gets great publicity and sets into action the host's exploitative plan to get back into the big time by encouraging a fight between the trio and a loud white nationalist. "The explosive dialogue teaches students about the black radical movements of the ‘60s without pinpointing or presenting a group in a negative light." (The Kansas City Star)
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