Do Good • Passion in Politics
by Eric Samuelsen (Professional, Amateur and Educational groups) It’s what every American wants — to do some good to keep the ship of…
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by Eric Samuelsen (Professional, Amateur and Educational groups) It’s what every American wants — to do some good to keep the ship of…
Compared by some to “A Man For All Seasons” by Tim Slover (For production by Professional Groups, Community Groups, and College & University…
A Life In The Labor Movement by Harlan Baker (For professional, amateur or educational theatre production) Jimmy Higgins: Line By Byline is about…
A Tour-de-Force for a solo actress portraying Margaret Chase Smith, first female Senator from Maine
The horrors of war are just that, but in this play about the unluckiest boy who ever lived, you’ll find yourself laughing right after your heart has been torn apart.
The struggle over voting rights for women in the second State ever to adopt that amendment: Utah.
Shakespeare’s classic edited for time and archaic expressions, plus a setting of the U.S. Civil War.
Plays of conscience, choice, crisis, and personal identity from a master playwright.
East-West tensions that brought about the Cold War, plus living under and after the walls came down, make for compelling theatre from a master playwright who has been produced in Russia, as well as here in the US.
No other person in the world is really very different from ourselves. It is amazing the things you can learn in a diner, and the possibilities that wisdom opens up!
American/Arab/Israeli relations pose many questions, but also find some solutions. A fine little drama about a family on the brink of crisis.
Personal freedom, identity, and duty are the focus of this play set in a small French village near the end of World War 2 as four young women confront a captured German soldier.
Ambition. Greed. Lust. Recklessness. Righteousness. Honor. Betrayal. Potential. Before there was Broadway’s “Hamilton”, there was Tim Slover’s “Treasure”.
What qualifies someone for a public office? Not much in this case, according to Danish-Norwegian playwright, Ludvig Holberg. Sadly, not much has changed since Holberg wrote this delightful play 300 years ago.
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.
The more true the story, the more strange and inviting the play version can be
A play of political intrigue that is even more timely today than when it was written, because playwright Thomas F. Rogers is a man of vision.