Adventures With Young King Arthur

Product Code: A07000

Approx. Run Time: 75 min.

"A winner," "a musical gem," "one of the most appealing productions for young audiences I've seen," says the reviewer at the Chicago Sun-Times. To teach his pupil Arthur that girls can be just as smart as boys, Merlin magically travels to the present, where he invites Sara, a bright, studious teenager, to visit the Dark Ages. Music, fun and adventure—all in this exciting new version of the Arthurian legend.

An Uncertain Hour

Product Code: U17000

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 65 min.

Intensely dramatic and moving, this play tells the story of the transformation of Primo Levi, an Italian-Jewish chemist, into a writer because of his experience in Auschwitz. The play poetically explores the spiritual struggle at the heart of all of Levi's writing: the dual effort of every person to resist spiritual as well as physical extinction and to construct a meaning for human existence.

Circles of Grace

Product Code: C91000

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 90 min.

An officer of an occupying army takes command of a happy household in a peaceful nation. The family initially accepts his domination, but eventually they are moved to rebellion. Soaring speech, vivid characters and a haunting conclusion guarantee audiences will leave the theatre disturbed, moved and discussing how peaceful people can/should respond to brute force.

Eating Chicken Feet

Product Code: E32000

Limited Streaming Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 70 min.

"Ms. Chen's dramatic imagination is obviously unusual. More important, it is always unpredictable," writes the New York Times of this dark comedy about divorce, abandonment, suicidal impulse, and the abasement of Chinese women. Blending the absurd and playful with the dark and painful, Chen examines the effects of divorce on a Chinese-American family.

The Ties That Bind

Product Code: T22000

Approx. Run Time: 75 min.

Two fast-paced, contemporary plays united by the same theme: the ties that bind (and tear apart) black Americans.