Facing East • The Play

A father and a mother confront the suicide of their adult gay son, whose male partner visits the gravesite at the same time, where they enact a mock funeral. The discussion follows the tack of seeing and hearing someone when they are still alive.

Once Upon A Candlemas in Arthur’s Court — TYA

Three modern-day Junior High School students meet — King Arthur, the Briton Legend and find that there is more fact to the fiction then they had previously believed, in this insightful play.

Galileo’s Pendulum — TYA

Galileo’s most important contribution to the world may not have been in pure sciences, but in the allowance and tolerance of Freedom of Thought. This play chronicles that journey with either young or adult actors for young audiences.

Crowns and Commoners — Premiere Play File (TYA)

A royal family must reconcile before the kingdom is bequeathed to the three daughters of the King in this play about love and loyalty — and life.

Gathering Grimm — a play

For young or adult audiences this play uncovers some ‘facts’ about the Brothers Grimm: that most of their stories came from or through their sisters and female friends.

My Turn On Earth • The Classic Musical

What are we doing here on Earth? And where did we come from? This musical tells that story through a funny script and contemporary score.

Columbus! • A Musical Adventure for TYA

Yes, we know that he did NOT land properly on the North American Continent; but he did voyage across the unknown to open the doors to a New World. This musical tells that story for young audiences using a small cast.

Esther: The Musical Schpiel • The Perfect Kletzmer Musical for Purim, and other times of the year

Told traditionally this musical is NOT; but rich culture and tradition imbues every Kletzmer Song and Showtune in a fun and funny musical play.

Whatsoever: The Musical Story of Abraham

What’s Abraham got that we haven’t got? Lot’s Wife, for one! This musical will propel you through the Biblical story with wit and a LOT of good music.

Equality of Rights • The First Women’s Rights Convention

The pivotal time in the Women’s Rights movement was it’s first convention in 1848. It set in motion all that would come after. This play presents the drama of the beginning of a dream.. that gratefully became a reality.