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Product Code: LC7000
Approx. Run Time: 60 min.
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Product Code: BB3000
Approx. Run Time: 120 min.
Enid and Herman Grosch were refugees from Amsterdam when they landed in America in 1939. At Herman's mother's insistence, they erased their Jewish identities and embraced the Episcopalian church. Now, at the turn of the 21st century, they must confront old and unresolved fears as their long-kept secret begins to unravel. In this heart-wrenching drama touched with humor, Lowe explores the price of safety and the redeeming power of truth.
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Product Code: CF5000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
Dominique and Fatiguée are a pair of down-at-the-high-heels chanteuses working at Chez Leplée, a dingy, dead-end cabaret in 1950 Paris. Dominique and Fatiguée, along with their faithful (nonspeaking) pianist Jean-Paul-Pierre, scheme to have their boss "conveniently detained" by the police so that they can finally perform their own material—if only for one night. Perfect for high school, college and adult speakers of French! Non-speakers will love it too since no knowledge of French is presumed.
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Product Code: SK2000
Approx. Run Time: 100 min.
An array of women come into contact with a single strand of pearls. Over 35 years, the pearls are stolen, bought, bestowed, unstrung and nearly lost.
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Product Code: F88000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
Two years ago, Mika couldn't stand to wait at her mother's deathbed, so she went to the barn to help Mona-the-cow deliver Sticky. Now, Sticky is ready for market. But Mika musters all of her 9-year-old resources to prevent Sticky from being shipped with the rest of the herd. Her relationship with Sticky is revealed in their "conversations" in which Mika, of course, speaks both parts. These conversations have a deep and aching importance to Mika because Sticky's "words" are Mom's, and if Sticky dies, Mom will die again.
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Product Code: ME3000
Approx. Run Time: 90 min.
This Pinocchio is carved by Gepetta, who leaves Italy for a better life in America, and ends up in Natchez, a Mississippi River town. Pinocchio who longs to be real encounters many dangers, but through it all grows and matures to appreciate the life he has.
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Product Code: FB9000
Approx. Run Time: 45 min.
Two actors accidentally scramble beloved fairy tales and perform "Goldilocks and the Three Wolves," "The Three Billy Trolls Gruff" and "The Three Little Bears."
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Product Code: CH2000
Approx. Run Time: 40 min.
Told in a contemporary, non-traditional style, Charlie Foster is a powerful play about coming-of-age and the sensitive nature of walking in someone else's shoes.
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Product Code: SJ3000
Approx. Run Time: 40 min.
This new translation and adaptation of Molière's classic comedy, The Miser, is set in the opulent court of King Louis XIV at the Palace of Versailles. Zeder takes us back to a time when this classic play was first conceived—when actors struggled to remember their newly minted lines and bits of business were improvised for the first time. In this raucous telling, she captures the comic power of this cautionary tale of misguided monetary mania and defines the priceless power of the creative artist and the alchemy of theatre.
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Product Code: SJ2000
Approx. Run Time: 115 min.
The new translation/adaptation of Moliere's classic comedy, The Miser, is set in the court of King Louis XIV at Versailles, capturing the cautionary tale of misguided monetary mania.
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