Product Code: T75000
Approx. Run Time: 40 min.
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Product Code: F42000
Approx. Run Time: 60 min.
The opening of this play was an evening of Irish delight. As the Los Angeles Times critic suggested, "It seemed natural that Ray Bradbury would have an Irish play in him. What is not so expected is how fey and heartfelt it is." The small Irish village in which this play is set actually exists and was visited years ago by Bradbury and his friend, film director John Huston.
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Product Code: A31000
Approx. Run Time: 120 min.
This touching and often funny play is about the growth of an English family during the war. One of the daughters, a plain girl with a limp who doubts that any man will ever find her of interest, is the center of the play, and her wry point of view propels the play.
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Product Code: SA6000
Approx. Run Time: 50 min.
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Product Code: S79000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
John Knowles' classic tale of two high-school boys standing on the threshold of war and adulthood comes to the stage. Gene, full of fear of the future, and Phineas, a consummate charmer, are best friends. It seems the perfect match until the fear in Gene and the world around him can no longer tolerate the life in Finny. This is the story of both learning to face the world and face oneself.
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Product Code: V20000
Approx. Run Time: 25 min.
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Product Code: S80000
Approx. Run Time: 60 min.
This suave, intrepid, deep-thinking sleuth, who also happens to be a direct descendant of the great Sherlock Holmes, goes to Filmville where he hobnobs with the weird and the beautiful.
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Product Code: L60000
Approx. Run Time: 15 min.
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Product Code: E25000
Approx. Run Time: 75 min.
In this collection of monologues and two short plays, the diversity of the pieces provides the director with opportunity to shape an evening around the talent of the actors and the audience to be played to.
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Product Code: D43000
Approx. Run Time: 105 min.
In this moving play 38-year-old Doug Spaulding must uncork the most wrenching summer of his childhood in order to free himself of the loneliness that has been bottled up in his heart for 23 years. He does this by going back in time to June 1938.
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