Dracula

Product Code: D91000

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Approx. Run Time: 85 min.

It is 1888 and Lucy Westenra has fallen ill. Her fiancée, Jack Seward, sends for Van Helsing, a specialist in obscure diseases. Van Helsing's visit coincides with that of Jonathan Harker, who also had a recent illness. Better now, Jon remarks that his law firm has purchased, for a Transylvanian client, the old Abbey next door to Seward's sanitarium. The client's name is Count Dracula.

An Uncertain Hour: A Memory Play for Radio

Product Code: U30000

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Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

This memory play tells the story of the transformation of Primo Levi, an Italian-Jewish chemist, into a writer because of his experience in Auschwitz.

Vote?

Product Code: V34000

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Approx. Run Time: 50 min.

Nicole registered to vote but has no intention of voting until she begins sliding through time and historical events, standing beside women, minorities and young people all demanding their rights, and discovers how important her right to vote is.

If the Shoe Fits

Product Code: I88000

Approx. Run Time: 95 min.

Delores, an unhappy housewife, and George, a shoe salesman, fall in love. The only thing standing in the way is her doting but half-witted husband, so they must kill him so they can run off together and live a carefree life in a tropical paradise.

We Will Remember: A Tribute to Veterans

Product Code: WA4000

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Approx. Run Time: 75 min.

This play is the result of intense, enlightening and deeply moving interviews conducted by middle-school students with patients in a V.A. hospital, other veterans, family members and community residents. The source material includes written and taped interviews, collections of letters and exchanges with past and present soldiers and accounts of each interviewer's own feelings about these interviews. Following performances, veterans and their family members have been inspired to step forward and continue the conversation. It is hoped that other communities will use this play as a catalyst to further story-sharing—and to remember.