Alpha Listing ZT Plays
Plays listed alphabetically by title with links to pages
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- Accomodations by Eric Samuelsen (COMING SOON)
- All The Scattered Leaves by Doreen Crookell
- And Some Cried Fraud! by Thom Duncan
- Borderlands by Eric Samuelsen (COMING SOON)
- Brothers by J. Scott Bronson
- The Brothers by Christie Lund Coles
- A Day, a Night and a Day by Doug Stewart
- Dial Tones by J. Scott Bronson
- Digger by Rob Lauer
- Dream Builder by Tim Slover (COMING SOON)
- Family by Eric Samuelsen
- The Farley Family Reunion by James Arrington (COMING SOON)
- Farley Two: The Next Gyration by James Arrington (COMING SOON)
- The Farley Family Christmas By James Arrington (COMING SOON)
- A Fire In The Bones by Thomas F. Rogers
- First Trump! by Thomas F. Rogers
- Gadianton by Eric Samuelsen
- God’s Fisherman (about Wilford Woodruff) by Tim Slover & James Arrington
- Hancock County by Tim Slover
- Here’s Brother Brigham by James Arrington (COMING SOON)
- A High and Glorious Place by Elizabeth Hansen
- Home Cooking On The Wasatch Range by Jack Weyland
- Home Cooking On The Teton Range by Jack Weyland
- Huebener by Thomas F. Rogers
- J. Golden by James Arrington
- Letter From A Prophet by Eric Samuelsen & Charles Metten (COMING SOON)
- Matters of the Heart by Thom Duncan
- Move On! (Play with songs) by Carol Lynn Pearson
- One House-Divided by Agnes Broberg
- Papa Married A Mormon by John D. Fitzgerald Adapted by Rodger Sorensen
- The Plan by Eric Samuelsen
- The Preposterous Parley P! by Thom Duncan
- Reunion by Thomas F. Rogers
- The Seating of Senator Smoot by Eric Samuelsen
- A Sceptre, A Sword, A Scented Rose by Thom Duncan
- Set Apart by Thomas F. Rogers (Based on the book by Benson Parkinson)
- Stones by J. Scott Bronson
- Survival of the Fittest by Thom Duncan (COMING SOON)
- Three Women (3 Short Plays) by Eric Samuelsen (COMING SOON)
- Tumuaki! Matthew Cowley of the Pacific by James Arrington (COMING SOON)
- Voice of the Lion by Thom Duncan (COMING SOON)
- The Way We’re Wired by Eric Samuelsen
- Without Romance by Eric Samuelsen
Short Plays with links to the pages
- Christmas Programs for Sacrament MeetingsThe Christmas Sweet by J. Derrick Hibbard
- An Elder’s Christmas Miracle by Anita Christine
- An English Toffee In American Molars by Mark Stoddard
- Family Frolics, Relief Society Renditions and Sharing Times Skits
- If Not Anything, Nothing Will Do! by Doug Stewart
- Martyr In Waiting (Short Play) by Carol Lynn Pearson
- Pastor Jolley by African Playwright, Daniel Kilyobas Obadiah
- Petunia Passes by Thomas F. Rogers
- Prayers From Winter Quarters (Short Play) by Eric Samuelsen
- The Unfortunate Courtship of Brian Tanner (Short Play) by Jerry Argetsinger
Wild In The West • A Choose Your Own Path Adventure
by Anthony Buck The audience chooses the way in this Western adventure. Rookie sheriff Josiah Clay must safely transport $10,000 on a dangerous journey across the Wild West to Weston City in hopes that the mayor will give him the job of his dreams. Add in a fiery saloon owner, three identical suitcases, and the West’s two stupidest bandits and your audience will cheer through every choice point to any of the many multi-leveled endings. Can be fully produced with fantasy sets and costumes, or simply done as a...
A Hero’s Journey • A Choose Your Own Path Adventure
by Anthony Buck The audience chooses the way in this fantasy adventure that features knights, squires, wizards, princess, dragons, and more! A band of adventuring heroes embark on a quest to defeat a Dark Wizard and end his terrible curse. But will their own rivalries destroy their alliance before they finish the dangerous task? With multiple choice points and eight separate endings, the audience will stay engaged from the very beginning until the last second. Can be fully produced with fantasy sets and costumes, or simply done as a...
An Enchanted April a musical • Vocal Selections/Song Book
Music & Lyrics by C. Michael Perry Book and Lyrics by Elizabeth Hansen In just one short Enchanted April,the lives and hearts of four women are transfigured by wisteria, sunshine, a medieval castle…and each other. In this delightfully romantic musical, the power to change, or not to change, is presented on stage through song and scene in a way that all who experience it have been renewed and uplifted by it. London…a particularly dreary February in 1922. Four women long to leave their drab and tedious lives for...
Here’s Brother Brigham • A One-Man Show
by James Arrington An enjoyable and enlightening production including stories and experiences of the LDS prophet, Brigham Young, as told by himself, with others helping along in this one-man show — that can be presented with a little creativity as a multi-actor show. The movie version of the play was presented at the LDS Film Festival on March 1st, 2018. PLAY DETAILS 1M solo show (Can be adapted into a reader’s theatre format using additional performers) Simple setting with props & furniture Costumes of the...
The Farley Family Reunion • A Comic Play
by James Arrington The wacky, weird, wonderful, witty, whimsical, one-man show written and performed by James Arrington. Described as “a must see,” and “stunningly hilarious,” this play takes on family culture in a way to “bless yer heart.” PLAY DETAILS CAST: 1m 1f playing multiple roles of 6 male characters and 9 female characters, or those characters can be played by multiple individual or doubled actors. CHARACTERS: The following roles are played by the Actor [or by a number of actors] (in order of appearance) CHESTER HEBER VIOLA...
Debbie: Diary of a Mormon Girl • Original Cast Album CD
Book & Lyrics by Heather Young Music by Lex De Azevedo © Deseret Book Company, Licensed here exclusively, by permission Long a favorite of those who saw the original touring production, this show delivers big on music and entertainment value, while providing essential ideas and concepts for living a Christ-Centered life. Approaching her 16th birthday, Debbie is unsettled and unsure – about everything. Adolescence has really gotten her bewildered. She spends all her money on an expensive journal, in the hopes that she can keep track of all...
The Order Is Love • Original Cast CD
Book and Lyrics by Carol Lynn Pearson Music by Lex De Azevedo The Original Brigham Young University production from 1971, now available on CD for the first time. The tale of Orderville, Utah, 1875-1885, where over 700 Saints lived and worked and played and prayed together in the United Order, a version of the Law of Consecration, seeking Zion, learning tolerance and patience, expanding love towards charity. We see our own foibles and failings in those of the residents of Orderville as they learn the hard lessons of sharing,...
All The Scattered Leaves • a play
by Doreen Crookell It is the Mid-Victorian era in England and the Mormon Church has made a name for itself throughout many parts of the land. Thousands of souls have been converted and have left for Salt Lake City, some never to be heard from again. The general feeling in many of the towns and villages is one of distrust and even fear of the “Mormons”. At the sight of the Missionaries, the women run inside and bolt the doors for fear of being abducted and imprisoned behind the...
J Golden • A One-Man Show
The Life and Times of the Funniest General Authority Ever! a one-man play by James Arrington We all know and love J Golden –– or Uncle Golden, as he was called by many. He credited everything to his ‘cowboy’ upbringing. But that didn’t always wash with the men and women he served alongside of, or spoke to through his many talks. He was one-of-a-kind, hell-bent-for-leather Gospel-preaching, Savior-loving General Authority. He never minced words and usually found the humorous side of things–– and spoke the truth, always –– which most...
Once I Lived In Cottonwood • A Musical
Book and Lyrics by John D. Rather and Susan Rather Music by Lynn G. Burton Available for Wards, and Stakes and Community Groups or Professionals Shortly after the first company of pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847, Brigham Young began calling the new arrivals to settle towns throughout the West. Given a choice, most of them would have stayed in the Salt Lake Valley. Harder yet, after having started a home in the valley, was being called to start over again away from Salt Lake. Perhaps...