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Allison Williams is also a professional trapeze artist and fire-eater.
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The Baseball King by Amelia Ross Comedy. 80-100 minutes. 4-25 males, 2-25 females. Middle school and older. A modern retelling of the famous friendships, family, and feuds between David, Jonathan, and King Saul—baseball style. A Christmas Carol by Roger Butterley and Tom Smith  Drama. 90-100 minutes. 5+ males, 5+ females. High school and older performers, middle school and older audiences. When four ghosts visit Ebenezer Scrooge, he is forced to look at his life—past, present and future—and witness the effect he has on others. The Christmas Princess by Arthur M. Jolly  Fairy Tale. 60-80 minutes. 4-5+ males, 4-8+ females. Middle school and older. A spoiled princess must find three magical Christmas gifts for her parents if she is to escape an arranged marriage to the world's stupidest prince. The Hanging of the Greens by Claudia Haas  Young Audiences. 60-70 minutes. 3-12 males, 8-17 females, 9 either. Elementary school and older. If children play instead of hanging up the evergreens for winter protection they are in danger of being kidnapped by Pinella, the Winter Witch. JOAN by Donna Kaz  Dramedy. 60-80 minutes. 2-6 males, 3-10 females. High school and older performers, middle school and older audiences. A dynamic and exhilarating modernization of the story of the peasant girl who led an army to help crown a king and was burned at the stake for her efforts. A Legendary Christmas (musical version) by David C. Field and Michael Silversher Musical. 60-70 minutes. 5 males, 3 females, 4 either. High school and older performers, elementary school and older audiences. Santa quits, setting off the Halloween Witch, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and a host of other legendary characters on a mad, mischievous competition to fill the vacancy. A Legendary Christmas by David C. Field Comedy. 55-65 minutes. 5 males, 3 females, 4 either. High school and older performers, elementary school and older audiences. Santa quits, setting off the Halloween Witch, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy and a host of other legendary characters on a mad, mischievous competition to fill the vacancy. Silver, from the Wind by Evan Guilford-Blake Comedy. 38-45 minutes. 3-12+ males, 2-12+ females. High school and older performers, elementary and older audiences. A snowflake wishes to stay a snowflake forever, and a boy wishes he could keep her forever in this story about wishes coming true. Un-Holy Nite by Samantha Macher Comedy. 40-50 minutes. 7-13 males, 2-9 females, 9 either. High school and older. Five comic Christmas vignettes tell stories themed on the (public domain) Christmas carol that accompanies them. Midnight Snow Falls Softly by Donna Stuccio Drama. 9-13 minutes. 1 male, 1 female. High school and older. Christmas Eve, 1971: Amidst the pall cast by the Vietnam war, a pair of young lovers in a sleepy coal mining town struggle to find hope and common spiritual ground as they confront news which threatens to alter the course of their lives. An Old-Fashioned Christmas by Barbara Lindsay Drama. 10-12 minutes. 1 male, 1 female. High school and older. A girl tries to make Christmas for her cynical brother in their elegant, cold New York apartment.
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