Jane Eyre

Product Code: J58000

Livestream and Record & Stream Rights Available

Approx. Run Time: 85 min.

From a novel of more than 300 pages, this two-act play preserves the heart-tugging emotions of the original novel and has a running time of approximately 85 minutes and suggestions for further cuttings.

Gulliver's Travels in the Land of Lilliput

Product Code: GC4000

Approx. Run Time: 60 min.

Based on Jonathan Swift's classic, this clever and funny adaptation depicts Gulliver's attempts to mediate between King Bombo and King Little as their kingdoms are brought together through marriage. At the eleventh hour, the two kings will not compromise on which of the two countries' national anthems will be sung at the wedding of their children, but Gulliver manages to put everything right again before the citizens build a new ship to send Gulliver back to sea!

Down In The Dumps

Product Code: DE5000

Approx. Run Time: 30 min.

A group of neighborhood children work together to save their favorite playground, Pink's Junk Yard.

The Wrestling Season

Product Code: W89000

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Approx. Run Time: 70 min.

Using only the setting of a wrestling mat, eight young people struggle with the destructive power of rumors and how others see them. The action is overseen by The Referee, who comments from inside and outside the drama with hand signals and commands. Using images, movement and sound, cast members function as a chorus and as individual characters whose stories are interwoven to create a theatrical event that challenges and reveals their search for identity.

To See the Stars

Product Code: TC7000

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Approx. Run Time: 75 min.

It's 1909 and the young shirtwaist factory girls band together and take on the male-dominated union. They endure beatings, starvation and even prison but ultimately prevail and win the first industry-wide strike in American labor history. However the girls' real victory is in changing the way they see themselves—not as victims, but as fighters—and in discovering the power of sisterhood.