Joseph Robinette

"Robert Cormier's brilliant novel The Chocolate War is a compelling coming-of-age story about young people in conflict at a New England prep school. The richly drawn characterizations and crackling dialogue keep the intriguing action moving from beginning to end. As dramatized by Joseph Robinette, all the elements of the book are brought vividly to life--the humor, drama, despair and hope ultimately lead to an ending that is as satisfying as it is surprising. Though a number of the roles are students at the prep school (male), an ensemble of 5 to 10 actors who voice the inner thoughts of the characters and comment on the proceedings throughout may be played by male or female or any combination thereof, thus making for a well-balanced cast, if desired."--Publisher's website

A Play in Two Acts Based on the Book by Robert Cormier

The Chocolate War

a full length play

The third wave

Rudyard Kipling

The Jungle Book is one of the best-loved stories of all time. In Mowgli, the boy who is raised by wolves in the jungle, we see an enduring creation that has gained near-mythical status. And with such unforgettable companions as Father and Mother Wolf, Shere Khan and Bagheera, Mowgli's life and adventures have come to be recognised as a complex fable of mankind. With a rich and vibrant imagination behind layer upon layer of meaning, Kipling has created a pure masterpiece to thrill and delight adult and child alike.

The Jungle Book

The Trumpet of the Swan

Diane Leslie

The Littlest Angel

Showdown at the Sugar Cane Saloon - Musical

William Faulkner

A Rose for Emily

Beatrix Potter

A Full-length Play Based on the Life and Stories of Beatrix Potter

The Adventures of Peter Rabbit and His Friends

Karl Jurman

A Musical for All Ages

Kiddledywinks!

Cast: 6m., 10w. After some humorous and, at times, bitter differences of opinion, the students and the new, idealistic high-school drama teacher develop a better understanding of each other. The students arrive at a surprising appreciation of the same Shakespeare they had wanted to get off the stage. This exciting show, with its lively backstage action and unique character developments, in the tradition of A Chorus Line, is a director's dream and an audience's delight. Unit set.

Get Bill Shakespeare Off the Stage!

A Comedy Whodunit in One Act for Sleuths of All Ages

Humpty-dumpty is Missing!, Or, The Mysterious Case of the Fallen Egg

Patricia MacLachlan

A Play in Two Acts

Sarah, Plain and Tall

Or The Rhymes and Mimes of Mother Goose and Her Traveling Troubadours - The Musical

Once Upon a Shoe

"The noble, but vain, Reginald Rooster is the leader of the Republic of Fowladelphius. He and his loyal constituents are convinced that it is his crowing which causes the sun to rise every day. Enter Foxy Moxy, son of Foxy Woxy, who weasels his way into the barnyard to dispel the myth (and, yes, there's a weasel lurking in the shadows, too). Set on the eve and morning of Cockle Lochinvar Day, in honor of Reginald's late father, there is action aplenty, culminating in the near overthrow of the republic in a hotly contested election that comes down to a single vote. This delightful fantasy includes disguises, mistaken identities, budding barnyard romances and even a play-within-a-play featuring Henny Penny and her feathered friends who try to tell the king the sky is falling. In addition to the intriguing plot and colorful characters, a lesson or two is learned along the way, resulting in a wiser, humbler Reginald. As for the fox—he declares, as he is banished from the barnyard, "I'll be back!" (An empy threat? Or a set-up for a sequel? Only time will tell.)" --

Joseph Robinette

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