Performable Collection. 40 - 60 minutes. 3-13 females, 3-14 males (6-24 performers possible with considerable gender flexibility)
Elementary school and older.

A praying mantis with a passion for music, a boy in serious need of a haircut, a lion playing dress-up and the iconic teddy bear, Corduroy, are just a few of the characters from the magical and welcoming worlds created by Don Freeman.

Performable Collection. 100 - 160 minutes. Individual casts range from 5-50+ performers, with over 100 roles in all.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

With themes of empathy and teamwork woven throughout, this tapestry of zany comedies and heartfelt dramas for lower elementary school is sure to delight, challenge and inspire young performers and audiences alike.

Performable Collection. 10 - 140 minutes. Individual casts range from 2-30+ performers, with over 100 roles in all.
Elementary school performers, and audiences of all ages.

Whether it's navigating an unfamiliar environment, coping with learning differences at school or taking on new responsibilities, these twelve short plays ranging from large-cast comedies to meaty dramas explore the age-appropriate concerns of upper elementary age students.

Performable Collection. 105 - 150 minutes. 4+ females, 2+ males, 4+ any (10-50+ performers possible).
High school (and advanced middle school) and older performers, and middle school and older audiences.

Mental health takes the spotlight in this performable collection as we encounter depressed superheroes, runaway phones, oh so many spiders and (a whole lot) more. 

Adaptation. 70 - 110 minutes. Varies by title.
Varies by title.

Twelve full-length adaptations ranging from classics to serial comics to build up your script library.

Genre varies by title. 30 - 120 minutes. Varies by title.
Varies by title.

A baker's dozen "Shakespeare-adjacent" plays that range from updated takes on the Bard's classics to titles inspired by the work and lives of Shakespeare and his contemporaries.

Genre varies by title. 15 - 70 minutes. Varies by title.
Varies by title.

Twelve plays for young audiences that have casts ranging from one to four actors, ideal for touring.

Genre varies by title. 23 - 110 minutes. Varies by title.
Varies by title.

Thirteen plays written in the popular vignette (aka episodic) style, often with very flexible casting, great for classwork and performance alike.

Comedy. 100 - 110 minutes. 4+ females, 4+ males, 4+ any gender (12-40+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

The audience's wishes are granted when Choose Your Own Adventure meets Aladdin in this zany comedy.

Comedy. 85 - 100 minutes. 4-15 females, 4-15 males (10-30+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

The audience calls the shots as the The Wizard of Oz meets Choose Your Own Adventure in this fast-paced comedy for all ages.

Comedy. 65 - 75 minutes. 4 females, 4 males (8 performers plus optional extras).
High school and older performers, and middle elementary and older audiences.

When the magical clock that keeps all the fairytales on track suddenly breaks down, Janice the clock's guardian, and Morton her loyal helper, stumble through a series of misguided magic and mistaken identities as they try to avert impending disaster...

Young Audiences. 60 - 65 minutes. 4-8+ females, 2-6+ males (6-14+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

Turtle carries the world on her back as the Red Fox, the Great Blue Heron, and otters Earle and Pearl must survive the wild banks of the Delaware River and each other, weaving together the wampum belt of their lives.

Comedy. 60 - 70 minutes. 1 female.
High school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Jenn returns to the old rowhome in which she grew up, but with a thunderstorm approaching and the memories of the house haunting her, she must learn to use her imagination (and an assortment of household items) to fight her grown-up fears.

Horror-Comedy. 90 - 100 minutes. 6-45+ any gender.
Middle school and older.

Visitors to this creepy collection of troubling tales will discover lying maps and the sinister Carrion Man, unfriendly doppelgängers and visitors from the stars, not to mention the most sinister camp counselor you could ever meet...

Comedy. 75 - 80 minutes. 6-17 females, 6-17 males (17-23 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

A bumbling frog causes chaos when he tries to save his lady-love who has been kidnapped by a dangerous duck...or has she...?

Drama. 95 - 105 minutes. 6 females, 2 males, 14+ any gender (8-20+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

In the once beautiful Limberlost Swamp, 14-year-old Elnora longs to attend high school, despite her mother's resistance—with the help of friends, Elnora collects butterflies and moths to work her way through school...but will she win her mother's heart?

Young Audiences. 60 - 70 minutes. 8 females, 3 males, 9 any gender (20 performers total).
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.

Adventure. 70 - 75 minutes. 2-8 females, 6-22 males (7-24 performers possible).
All ages.

Mowgli, a little boy raised by wolves, learns the Law of the Jungle as he is kidnapped by lawless monkeys, watches the elephants dance and comes face to face with his arch-enemy, Shere Khan, the tiger who is trying to eat him.

Dramedy. 60 - 70 minutes. 2 females, 3 males.
Middle school and older performers and all audiences.

Three kids from an Albuquerque housing project seek to end a crippling heat wave by following the example of Smack Turkenson, a fabled ex-tenant of the project who was able to steal rain from Mother Nature.

Comedy. 70 - 80 minutes. 7 females, 8 males, 3-33+ any gender (18-50+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary and older audiences.

A quiet Spanish town erupts into hilarious chaos as Don Quixote sets out on his quest to find the Golden Helmet of Mambrino—but is Dulcinea the Doughnut Lady their true night in shining armor...?

Drama. 60 - 70 minutes. 4 females, 1 male, 3 any gender.
High school and older performers, and upper elementary and older audiences.

When a young girl escapes into an enchanted world where her dolls come to life, will she stay there forever or discover the true magic of life?

Comedy. 60 - 70 minutes. 13-17+ females, 5-11+ males, (21-31+ performers possible).
Middle school or upper elementary performers, and audiences of all ages.

With the help of a ghostly librarian, a frustrated little league ballplayer and his friends take an unexpected trip into their parents' past to fix the present.

Comedy. 60 - 70 minutes. 3-5 females, 4-6 males, 3-25+ any (10-45 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school and older audiences.

Two hopeful young musicians stumble through comic misadventures with river ghosts, preposterous kings, magical shoes and lovely princesses in a desperate search for someone who will love their questionable musicianship as much as they do.

Dramedy. 90 - 100 minutes. 8-25+ females, 6-25+ males (14-50+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers and elementary school and older audiences.

The classic story of Pinocchio comes to life in this sparkling full-length adaptation that's fun for theatregoers of all ages!

Comedy. 80 - 90 minutes. 1-6 females, 2-7 males (6-8 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

Adventure. 65 - 75 minutes. 2-5 females, 2-6 males (7-8 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

A young adventurer must travel forward 100 years in time to save a headstrong princess cursed by the chaos faerie Maelstrom in this re-telling of Sleeping Beauty inspired by European faerie folklores.

Dramedy. 60 - 75 minutes. 5-25+ females, 5-25+ males (10-50+ performers possible).
All ages.

From the man who brought us The Wizard of Oz, this is the story of two orphaned children, aided by a group of misguided fairies, who unwittingly become rulers the great land of Noland and must battle to save it from the clutches of the evil Roly Rogues and the mysterious Queen Zixi of Ix.

Young Audiences. 60 - 65 minutes. 6-9 females, 5-6 males, 8 any gender (12-23 performers possible).
All ages.

Facing frozen monsters, freezing weather, and the evil Snow Queen, young Gerda searches the northern tundra to save her brother Kai in this adaptation of the classic Hans Christian Andersen story.

Young Audiences. 75 - 80 minutes. 3-25+ females, 3-25+ males (6-55 performers possible).
All ages.

Step aboard the Windship, then set sail with a lost girl seeking a home somewhere in the wide world of fairy tales.

Comedy. 65 - 70 minutes. 6 females, 1-2 males (7-8 performers possible)
Middle school and older.

Between too helpful parents, not always so helpful friends, and high school in all its glory and fury, can Lizzie negotiate the minefield that is being a teenager without detonating?!

Musical. 90 - 100 minutes. 6-30+ females, 6-30+ males (12-50+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary school and older audiences.

Follow Alice as she discovers the bewildering world on the other side of the mirror in this musical adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass.

Musical. 110 - 125 minutes. 4-5 females, 5-6 males, 15+ any gender (10-50+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, elementary school and older audiences.

A musical, modernized retelling of a story from The Odyssey, in which a dog stubbornly awaits a missing soldier's return from the Korean War, long after everyone else has lost hope of ever seeing him again.

Musical. 45 - 55 minutes. 2-8 gender-flexible performers.
High school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When a farm kid and city kid compete in a dance competition, will they let their differences divide them or find their footing on some common ground?

Musical. 60 minutes. 3-6 females, 3-6 males (6-12 performers possible).
All ages.

Little Phoebe spends her after school hours cowering in a closet—until she spies a moth flying through a buttonhole that draws her in, hurling her into an alien galaxy and a perilous journey of self discovery.

Musical. 55 - 65 minutes. 3-9+ females, 3-7+ males (6-13+ performers possible).
Late elementary and older performers, and elementary and family audiences.

Hector finds a bag of money hidden in the woods, but when he brings it home to his wiser wife, Inez, she must devise a clever plan to keep it from falling into the wrong hands.

Musical. 90 minutes. 3-30 females, 5-30 males (8-60 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary school and older audiences.

When awkward eighth grader Jennifer finds herself thrust into a time-traveling adventure with three of her classmates, is it time for her to step up and discover just how special she really is?

Musical. 45 - 60 minutes. 4-7+ females, 1-5+ males (11-50+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

The new girl in town whips her down-and-out local baseball team into shape, teaching them teamwork and dedication and leading them all the way to the championship game, where she may learn a thing or two herself...

Musical. 35 - 40 minutes. 2 females, 2 males, 1 optional any gender.
High school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

Can Mita, a sweet and always hungry termite, save her neighbors from starvation and find the friendship she longs for?

Musical. 45 - 55 minutes. 5-20 females, 3-20 males (8-40+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

A respectful yet hilarious take on a traditional fairy story of three young pigs and their battle with the Bad Wolf, with eleven original songs, all carefully written to work well with young voices.

Musical. 100 - 110 minutes. 7+ females, 6+ males (15-50+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

What is a true friend? A fun, often zany contemporary musical fairy tale about identity and friendship.

Musical. 80 - 90 minutes. 5 females, 6 males, 2+ any gender (13-30+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, and elementary school and older audiences.

Forced to deliver on her father's lie, Jane must find a way to free herself from a devil's bargain when a magical imp offers salvation—at a terrible price.

Musical. 45 minutes. 2 females, 2 males, 1 any gender.
High school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

An interactive musical for kids about the very first day with the big train for two young train cars, and how they learn to follow the rules and make new friends.

Musical. 30 - 40 minutes. 5-13 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school and older audiences.

Neither Thumbelina nor The Fairy Monarch have ever belonged, but are they meant to find each other, or will they learn to write their own stories?

Musical. 80 - 90 minutes. 8-25+ females, 3-25+ males (15-50+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

Musical. 65 - 70 minutes. 4-8 females, 3-4 males, 1+ any gender (8-25+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, and middle school and older audiences.

Eleven-year old Charlie Reese has been wishing for the same thing every day—a close, caring family—but when she's sent to live with distant relatives in a small Appalachian town, she may just discover that the family of her dreams may not be what she needs after all.

Comedy. 30 - 35 minutes. 7-12 females, 2-7 males (14 performers total).
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

In this madcap mash-up of Robin Hood and Little Red Riding Hood, will Grandma lose her cottage to a developer who wants to cut down Sherwood Forest, or can her granddaughter, Robin Hood, save the day?

Comedy. 30 - 35 minutes. 2-21 females, 2-16 males, (4-37 performers total).
All ages.

Four characters grow up before our eyes as they journey from elementary to middle school in this fast-paced series of scenes that inspire us to appreciate the extraordinary moments of ordinary life.

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 4 females, 4 males, 4+ any gender (12-40+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary and older audiences.

The audience's wishes are granted when Choose Your Own Adventure meets Aladdin in this zany comedy.

Comedy. 40 - 50 minutes. 2 females, 5-18+ any gender (7-20+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

Insecure Alice literally follows her heart through Wonderland and finds the power of her own voice in this highly theatrical take on the Lewis Carroll classic.

Comedy. 55 - 60 minutes. 3 females, 3 males, 15+ any gender (21-30+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school and older audiences.

Reunited with a cast of familiar characters, Alice embarks on a holiday-themed adventure to bring Christmas, banned by the Queen of Hearts, back to Wonderland.

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 2 males, 2 females, 2 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, audiences of any age.

Nobody's perfect, but Anna can't stop trying—until she meets an Amazing Magician who makes her wish come true!

Folktale. 40 - 50 minutes. 2-4 females, 2-4 males, 1-3 any gender (5-11 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary and older audiences.

In this reimagined adaptation of a classic Filipino folktale, Apo visits the Sky and learns that the most precious things in life might be closer than we think. 

Comedy. 15 - 20 minutes. 4-20+ any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and elementary audiences.

To decide who is responsible for winter, Rain, Wind, Sun and Ocean hold a contest—but the answer may just surprise them all.

Dramedy. 55 - 60 minutes. 2-3 females, 3-4 males (5-7 performers possible).
All ages.

For a young girl aching to grow up, what could be better than to find a fairy that can grant her that wish?

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 3 females, 3 males, 7 any gender.
Middle school and high school.

The Native American tale of an eagle being raised as a prairie chicken is retold with a happy ending and as many bad chicken jokes as possible.

Comedy. 40 - 45 minutes. 2 females, 3 males, 2 any gender (gender-flexible).
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When Ryan Rex Jr., a little dinosaur with a lot of gumption, finds himself in the middle of a big bully problem, he ends up learning a valuable lesson about friendship and forgiveness.

Comedy. 40 - 45 minutes. 4 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When Ryan Rex Jr., a little dinosaur with a lot of gumption, finds himself in the middle of a big bully problem, he ends up learning a valuable lesson about friendship and forgiveness.

Young Audiences. 25 - 30 minutes. 3-4 females, 2-3 males (6 performers total).
High school and older actors, and elementary school and older audiences.

The one time Travis needs people to believe one of his wild stories might be the one time he's actually telling the truth.

Comedy. 40 - 60 minutes. 2-20+ females, 2-20+ males (13-30+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

A child, through the magic of his grandmother's attic, is transported into the fable of the Brave Little Tailor and must outwit a host of colorful characters to learn where true bravery comes from.

Comedy. 40 - 50 minutes. 10-12 females, 2 males, 6 any gender (12-24 performers possible).
All ages.

Based on an Italian folktale, this lively play centers on the joys of family and the wonders and magic of Italian food.

Dramedy with music. 45 - 55 minutes. 1-6+ females, 2-7+ males, 5 any (8-29+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and all audiences.

An accordion-playing Donkey is inexplicably chased away from his loving home by his affectionate human "parents," but even after achieving musical fame, his heart still cries out for the answer to why he was sent away—and for home.

Young Audiences. 50 - 55 minutes. 2-4 females, 2-4 males (5-6 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

Born in prison, Chou is befriended by an enchanted butterfly whose stories take Chou around the middle kingdom; could they take Chou to freedom?

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 3 females, 4-12 any gender (7-15 performers possible).
High school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

The completely, absolutely, one-hundred-per-cent true (no fooling!) story of how twelve-year-old Calamity Jane saved the terrified town of Hoopersville.

Dramedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 2 females, 2 males, 1 any gender.
High school and older performers, and middle school and older audiences.

Characters from Shakespeare's Twelfth Night and The Tempest intertwine and the mortal clashes with the magical as a pair of twins are shipwrecked on an island and encounter a half-human "monster," fairies and a young girl with magical powers who has been there since babyhood.

Comedy. 35 - 40 minutes. 1 male, 6 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

Journey back in time with Charlie Cheat-A-Saurus Rex, a young dinosaur who'd rather spend his time playing Rex Box video games than studying for his SATs (Scales and Tails Examination)—but on the day of the big test, an underprepared Charlie is forced to make a tough decision, try the best he can...or cheat!

Comedy. 35 - 40 minutes. 4 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

Journey back in time with Charlie Cheat-A-Saurus Rex, a young dinosaur who'd rather spend his time playing Rex Box video games than studying for his SATs (Scales and Tails Examination)—but on the day of the big test, an underprepared Charlie is forced to make a tough decision, try the best he can...or cheat!

Comedy. 30 - 40 minutes. 3-5 females, 1-3 males (6 performers total).
High school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Everyone knows what happened at the ball, but no one knows what the Fairy Godmother had to do for Cinderella to win the prince's heart.

Comedy. 25 - 35 minutes. 1-6 females, 1-6 males (5-7 performers possible).
Elementary and older.

The King marries Catherine for her wit, only to discover that she is unable to turn it off--but perhaps crafting the most clever riddle of all will prove just how much she loves him...and he needs her.

Dramedy. 55 - 65 minutes. 8-14+ any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

In the pages of a coloring book, animals who have been colored in different styles must learn not to judge each other based on appearance.

Dramedy. 30 - 40 minutes. 8-11+ any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

In the pages of a coloring book, animals who have been colored in different styles must learn not to judge each other based on appearance.

Comedy. 55 - 65 minutes. 5 males, 5 females, 5 any gender (15 total performers).
All ages.

Strange things are afoot in Storyland. Can the world's greatest special agent get to the bottom of this fairy tale mystery?

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 3 females, 4-5 males (7-8 performers possible).
Advanced middle school and older performers, and upper elementary school and older audiences.

A poor but clever shepherd poses as a prince in order to solve the riddle of the Dancing Princesses and win the hand of one of them.

Young Audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 1-5 females, 1-5 males (6 performers total).
Elementary school and older.

Dandelion overdresses for a come-as-you-are party and is turned away because the hostess does not recognize him in this adaptation of the Don Freeman book.

Fable. 25 - 35 minutes. 3 females, 4-16+ any gender (7-19+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

A selfish girl manipulates her grandmother into betraying their benefactor's trust—with potentially disastrous consequences—in this fable based on a tale from the African diaspora.

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 7-27 females, 8-28 males (15-35 performers possible).
All ages.

When the animals in Furry Tale Land begin losing their tails because the famous book characters are forgetting the fairy tales, it's up to three brave animals to find a human who still knows the stories, bring her back to their magic land and unscramble the mess before the tales and tails are gone forever!

Dramedy. 45 - 55 minutes. 4 females, 6 males, 2+ any gender (12+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, and middle and elementary school audiences.

When ghosts threaten to overrun Pineville, the town's survival may just depend on a trio of young friends turned paranormal investigators: Can they manage to do the right thing when it's so much easier not to?

Dramedy for young audiences. 15 - 20 minutes. 13-20+ any gender.
Elementary school performers and audiences.

Amos the gorilla loves to dance, and even if people think he's too big and clumsy, with a dream and a little help from your friends, anything is possible.

Dramedy. 20 - 25 minutes. 2 females, 2 males, 7 any gender.
Upper elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

A child tries to figure out how to fill big, big shoes after the loss of their war hero older brother in this play written for virtual performance.

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 2 females, 1 male, 11+ any gender (10-14+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Faced with a move to a faraway place that she doesn't want to make, a young girl searches for a way to hide...or will she find a better path?

Comedy. 25 - 35 minutes. 7-18 females, 2-13 males (9-20 performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

When a nosey young elephant tangles with the wrong reptile, has he bitten off more than he can chew?

Dramedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 5 females, 2 males.
Middle school and older.

A boy recently transplanted from Hawai'i to Southern California learns about life as he strives to balance the old with the new.

Dramedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 4-35 females, 3-29 males (7-43 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

A play rich with the finely-drawn characters from the Brothers Grimm entices you into a magical world of once upon a time.

Comedy. 55 - 65 minutes. 1-5 females, 2 males, 2-28 optional any gender (3-35 performers possible).
All ages.

Johnny Appleseed and his friend Pete travel the countryside encountering real and fictional female figures in American folklore.

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 10-40+ any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary school and older audiences.

When a kid who...well, "can't stop drawing" surprisingly decides to put down their pencil, the last thing they expect is for a swarm of drawing monsters to begin rampaging through their town.

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 6-10 females, 3-7 males (10-13+ performers possible).
Elementary schools and middle schools.

A book-smart girl removes the mysterious "Motherboard in the Stone" and becomes queen of Game-A-Lot, where she and her fellow nerds must invent the greatest video game of all time to save their beloved arcade in this spoof of the King Arthur legend.

Young Audiences. 50 - 60 minutes. 3-4 females, 2-3 males (6 performers total, plus optional extras).
High school and older performers, and young audiences.

Silly rules the land as the Primo Pasta Players turn the Cinderella tale topsy-turvy with their own brand of zany, pasta-loving fun that's perfect for young audiences.

Comedy. 20 - 30 minutes. 10-14+ any gender.
Elementary school and older.

With the help of some friendly fish, a leafy sea dragon and a weedy sea dragon learn how to hide from predators and dance in the currents around Australia's Kangaroo Island.

Dramedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 3 females, 2 males, 1-7+ any gender (6-13+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, and elementary and older audiences.

How can a Princess with her head in the clouds ever learn to live with her feet on the ground?

TYA Comedy. 20 - 25 minutes. 2 females, 3 males, 11+ any gender (16+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

After promising a ferocious lion to one day come to his aid should the need arise, Mamma Mouse finds herself over her tail in trouble in this fast and funny fable perfect for young actors and audiences of all ages.

Comedy. 40 - 55 minutes. 1-20 females, 1-20 males (8-30 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

Children will actively participate in these four updated and charming folk tales from around the world.

Drama. 25 - 30 minutes. 1 female, 1 male, 10-50+ any gender (12-50+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

In this modern adaptation of the classic Japanese folktale, can twins Momotaro and Momoko bring the rival Inu (Dog), Saru (Monkey) and Kijii (Bird) families together to vanquish the fierce and destructive Ogres who have been wreaking havoc along their beloved Momo No Kawa (Peach River)?

Comedy. 30 - 40 minutes. 4-19 any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When a beloved character goes missing, it's up to The Mother Goose News Hour to crack the case—one nursery rhyme at a time.

Dramedy. 45 - 55 minutes. 3 any gender.
High school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

A hilarious and heartwarming story about the friendship between a little girl and her (real-to-her) polar bear, inspired by such classics as Calvin and Hobbes, Corduroy, and Knuffle Bunny.

Adventure. 50 - 60 minutes. 9 females.
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

Young Audiences. 30 - 40 minutes. 8-25+ any gender.
Elementary school and older.

A little boy, a seal, and a mermaid join forces to save Nessie when a troll threatens to drain Loch Ness.

Dramedy for young audiences. 35 - 40 minutes. 4-6 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Sam learns to slow down and smell the roses in this play about taking time in a hurried and harried world.

Dramedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 3 males, 3 females, plus extras (any gender).
Middle school and older.

A feisty kid sabotages a live television broadcast to make a statement about gun violence in this anti-violence dramedy.

Young Audiences. 45 - 50 minutes. 3-10 females, 2-10 males (5-20 performers possible; cast size may be reduced to 2-3 performers with the use of puppets).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

A plastic water bottle, a blue crab with a giant claw, a parrot who thinks she is a seagull, and the Oldest Sea Turtle Who Ever Lived journey together to save us all from a lonely, swirling ocean landfill twice the size of Texas.

Dramedy. 40 - 50 minutes. 3-15+ females, 3-15+ males (8-30+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers and elementary school and older audiences.

The classic story of Pinocchio comes to life in this sparkling one-act adaptation that's fun for theatregoers of all ages!

Fairy Tale. 30 - 40 minutes. 3-15+ females, 3-15+ males (22-40 performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

When the Pied Piper comes a-callin', it's up to three unlikely heroes—a cat, a mouse and a bird—to save the lost children of Hamelin Town and give this traditional tale a happy ending.

Comedy. 30 - 40 minutes. 1 female, 2 males, 3-4 any gender (6-7 performers possible).
Middle school and older actors, audiences of all ages.

When a beautiful princess is cursed with the face of a pig, she sets out on a magical journey - only to discover that true beauty is found within.

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 1 female, 3-9+ any gender (4-9+ performers possible).
Elementary and older performers, and preschool and lower elementary audiences.

Three students and their audience helpers need to help a horde of goblins solve their problems before suspected goblin hunter Lâcher des Vents finds them and steals their goblin magic!

Young Audiences. 50 - 55 minutes. 8-13 females, 5-10 males (14-18 performers total).
Middle school and older performers, middle school and younger audiences.

Puss N. Boots leads a ragtag group of misfits to help Robert, Duke of Wessex, regain his dukedom from an evil Ogre.

Comedy. 15 - 20 minutes. 5+ any gender.
Elementary school and older.

With pollution choking the air and the fate of the world at stake, a race must be held to decide what is to be done—and who will take the lead.

Fable for young audiences.. 50 - 60 minutes. 5+ females.
Middle school and older performers, and elementary and older audiences.

Two sisters encounter a pair of magical old women—one good, one evil—and have a thrilling adventure full of pumpkins, jewels and snails in this beautiful fable that weaves together tales from Indonesia.

Comedy with Music. 40 - 50 minutes. 2+ females, 3+ males (5+ performers total).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

When Milo and Clare find themselves trapped in Scareville one dark, haunted night, the only way out will be to conquer their deepest, darkest fears.

Young Audiences. 30 - 35 minutes. 2 males, 2 females.
All ages.

A new kid shows up and disturbs the secret hideout of a group of misfits in this play about making friends, navigating change and exploring imaginative worlds lurking just beneath the stairs.

Drama. 50 - 60 minutes. 1 female, 1 male, 1 any gender (with an optional, flexibly-sized ensemble).
Middle school and older.

When a beloved mural is threatened with destruction, two friends—a street dancing artist focused on community organizing and a hardworking pizza delivery boy dreaming of a life beyond his block—have to come to terms with what it means for their neighborhood...and their friendship.

Comedy. 38 - 45 minutes. 2-12+ females, 3-12+ males (5-24 performers possible).
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.

Comedy. 15 - 20 minutes. 2 females, 8-15+ any gender (10-15+ performers possible).
Elementary and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When pet guinea pig Sprout leaves her "boring" life (and her person, Ashley) behind for an outdoor adventure, she may just earn that the proverbial grass on the other side isn't as green as she expected...

Drama. 15 - 20 minutes. 4-30+ any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When bullied young Billy gets a shot at growing big and mean, will he become a bully himself—or learn that kindness is stronger?

Drama. 25 - 35 minutes. 8-21+ any gender.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When a discontented stonecutter gets the chance to become anyone—or anything—he desires, he embarks on a whirlwind journey of self-discovery that may just transform him in ways he'd have never suspected.

Young Audiences. 45 - 50 minutes. 3 females, 1 male.
All ages.

When her role as Storyteller is challenged by an enthusiastic new neighbor, Ivy must decide whether it is more important to be a lonely queen, or a creative collaborator!

Fairy Tale. 55 - 65 minutes. 7 females, 9 males, 7+ any gender (17-40 performers possible)
Elementary school and older.

When a gnome and a troll become friends, they must overcome the prejudice of their families if they are to maintain their friendship.

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 12 females, 3 males, 10-30+ any gender (25-50+ performers possible).
Upper elementary school and older performers, and elementary and middle school audiences.

Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales clash hilariously when famous "Jacks" from both genres of children's stories swap lives and end up bringing Gooseland and Fairytalia to the brink of battle.

Young Audiences. 20 - 25 minutes. 6-10+ any gender.
Elementary school and older.

When a little Arctic tern is teased by the other animals for being so small, the tern sets off on the trip of a lifetime to show them that even though you're little, you can still do big things!

Young Audiences. 55 - 60 minutes. 5-20 females, 4-19 males (9-24 performers possible).
High school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

An unlikely heroine and her unlikely allies struggle to save the world's natural treasures from a destructive mega-conglomerate.

Drama. 40 - 50 minutes. 4 females, 1 male.
High school and older performers, and middle elementary school and older audiences.

Worlds and lives separated by space and time will intersect as fate brings five teenagers together.

Comedy. 35 - 45 minutes. 2-15 females, 2-11 males (4-22 performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, audiences of all ages.

Four strange, funny, and offbeat stories told in rhyming couplets.

Comedy. 50 - 60 minutes. 7-20+ females, 3-20+ males (12-40+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

Mole leaves her underground home and finds adventure and friendship in the world above.

Fairy Tale. 20 - 30 minutes. 1 female, 1 male, 9-13 any gender (11-15+ performers possible).
Elementary and middle school.

A wise peasant girl teaches King Alexander how to solve the bizarre problems in his kingdom.

Comedy. 40 - 50 minutes. 4 females, 3-14+ any gender (7-18+ performers possible).
Middle school and older performers, elementary and older audiences.

A restless dreamer is swept away to the magical land of Oz and must find her way home using her heart, brains and courage.

Comedy. 10 - 12 minutes. 9-16+ any gender.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When Young Robin takes over as narrator of their own bedtime story, they may just teach their older siblings a thing or two about what being a hero really means.

Comedy. 10 minutes. 4 any gender.
Elementary school and older.

Four bath toys face an existential crisis in the aftermath of a traumatic bath encounter with a little boy—so traumatic, in fact, that they've become afraid of the water.

Dramedy. 9 - 10 minutes. 10-15+ any gender.
Pre-elementary and older.

On a journey through the woods to find a lost balloon, a young child learns about empathy and finding joy in unexpected places.

Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 5-12+ females, 2-9+ males (14-50+ performers possible).
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

When the Kingdom of Confection holds a cake contest in honor of the Queen's birthday, the best pastry chefs in the land fire up their ovens—but everyone and everything may not be as it seems...

Comic Mystery. 10 - 15 minutes. 12-25 any gender.
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

When Tinytown USA's prize-winning rooster goes missing, the town detective must solve this fowl mystery.

Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 2-6 females, 2-6 males (5-8 performers total, including 3 optional walk-on roles).
Elementary school and older.

First a boy and then a cat go missing from Witchy Way, a street that appears normal but is far from it...

Horror Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 5+ any gender.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When a hamster's passing casts a curse upon the land, three imaginative siblings must find a way to break it...or did they only imagine it in the first place?!

Drama. 10 - 12 minutes. 1 male, 1 any gender.
High school and older performers, middle school and older audiences.

When teen superhero El Perdido quits, will the agent sent by the League be able to bring him back into the fold, or will he hang up his cape for good?

Comedy. 8 - 12 minutes. 4 females.
Middle school and older.

Little Miss Muffet is single and single-mindedly fixated on cheese, so Rapunzel, Snow White, and Cinderella hook her up with an online dating profile.

Comedy. 9 - 12 minutes. 9 any gender, plus flexible nonspeaking ensemble (9-30 performers possible).
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Frankie is sent to the market for groceries, but will forgetful Frankie remember what to buy?

Drama. 10 - 15 minutes. 2 females, 1 male (with an optional, flexibly-sized ensemble).
High school and older performers, and middle school and older audiences.

Ana claims she can talk to spiders, so when Nikki and Ulises doubt her, they experience the extraordinary and terrifying phenomenon that has tormented Ana her entire life.

Dramedy. 12 - 15 minutes. 3 females, 1 male, 1-5+ any gender (5-9+ performers possible).
Older elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Kellen's brother is driving her crazy, she misses her best friend and her mom won't let her have the latest craze in technology...but what would life really be like if she got everything she wants?

Dramedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 1 female, 1 any gender.
Middle school and older performers, all audiences.

Comedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 8-20+ any gender.

Harley's a horse, of course, whether anyone else thinks so or not. 

Comedy. 8 - 12 minutes. 3-30 any gender.
Middle school and upper elementary.

Learn how to bamboozle your parents and put one over on your teachers in this fast-paced, tongue-deeply-in-cheek guide that just might change your life...or land you in a heap of trouble!

Dramedy for young audiences. 10 - 12 minutes. 6-18 any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and elementary audiences.

What happens when a giraffe with a short neck, a grasshopper who can't jump and a dog who is vision-impaired meet unexpectedly?

Dramedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 4 any gender.
All ages.

Dogs in a rescue kennel come up with a plan to find themselves new homes.

Comedy. 8 - 11 minutes. 5-7+ any gender.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When two chickadees cause a commotion over a choice nesting spot, can an old squirrel reconcile them with a tale of battling weevil larvae?

Drama. 10 - 15 minutes. 2 females, 1 male, 2 any gender (5 total performers possible).
High school and older performers, middle school and older audiences.

After a trans student gets suspended from the girls' soccer team and their story goes viral on social media, will their friends in the school's LGBTQ+ Rainbow Club be able to help them cope with the fallout?

Comedy for young audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 8-14+ any gender.
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

A hotshot city mouse promises to protect headache-prone field mice from Little Bunny Foo Foo, a giant rabbit with a bat and a bad attitude, but when that fails, how will they stop the bopping?

Comedy. 12 - 15 minutes. 11-43+ any gender.
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Lost in a labyrinth of Greek mythological creatures—or maybe just the cafeteria at a new school—Parker searches for a place to belong.

Young Audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 6 any gender.
Elementary school and older.

After many failed attempts, Manuelo the praying mantis learns to make a cello with the help of his friend the spider in this adaptation of the book by Don Freeman.

Dramedy. 10 - 12 minutes. 2 females, 3 males, 3+ any gender (8-20+ performers possible).
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Competing for the final spot on her school's Mathalon team, Sarah realizes there's a bigger problem than just solving for X.

Dramedy. 10 minutes. 1-3 females, 1-3 males (4 performers total).
Elementary school and older.

A young boy devises a unique way to send a message to his grandma in heaven.

Young Audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 1-3 females, 2-4 males (3-7 performers possible).
Elementary school and older.

An almost-six-year-old with a mass of floppy red hair tries to postpone the inevitable trip to Mr. Barberoli's barber shop in this adaptation of the Don Freeman book.

Drama. 10 - 15 minutes. 1 female, 1 male.
Middle school and older.

A boy in a dark hole and a girl surrounded by anxious birds find one another and begin a conversation.

Comedy. 15 - 20 minutes. 2 females, 2 males, 10+ any gender (8-30+ performers possible).
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

The famous poem that begins "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" comes alive and goes awry as its characters try to figure out what it all means.

Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 6-12 any gender.
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Jordan may have gotten kicked out of class for talking, but nobody would ever believe who (or what!) starts talking next!

Comedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 2 males.
Elementary and older.

Two boys think they've discovered the home of Oprah Winfrey, but the true discovery is about their friendship.

Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 8+ any gender (8-15+ performers possible).
Middle school and older.

When a town's phones disappear overnight, two teens launch a search-and-rescue mission, but what if technology itself is trying to send them a message...?

Dramedy. 5 - 8 minutes. 1 female, 1 any gender.
Upper elementary and older performers, and upper elementary and middle school audiences.

Two stepsiblings come to a tiny truce over a video game.

Dramedy for young audiences. 5 - 10 minutes. 6-12+ any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and elementary school audiences.

When River is hungry for a plum high in a tree and nothing seems to work, is there a chance that help will come from an unlooked-for place?

Young Audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 2-4 females, 1-3 males (5 total performers).
Elementary school and older.

When a curious stuffed bear is left at the laundromat, many adventures await him in this adaptation of the Don Freeman book.

Comedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 2 any gender.
All ages.

A purebred poodle lands in the pound after running away from a home that isn't up to snuff, but will a meeting with a mutt change the pompous puppy's tune?

Comedy for young audiences. 10 - 15 minutes. 5 females, 5 males, 1-10+ any gender (11-20+ performers possible).
Elementary school and older performers, and elementary audiences.

When sister and brother Victoria and Ben fall into their own storybook, they must work with a wacky group of fairy tale characters—from Goldilocks to Rumplestiltskin—to help save Fairy Tale Kingdom and find their way back home.   

Comedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 5 any gender.
Elementary and older.

The Letter K has formed a Secret Society of Silent Consonants, but it's not turning out to be as exclusive a club as K imagined.

Drama. 7 - 10 minutes. 1 female, 1 male, 6 any gender.
Upper elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Jaime's a smart kid—everybody tells her so—so when she keeps dodging her book report, what's the real reason?

Drama. 10 - 15 minutes. 6 females.
Elementary performers and audiences.

On Lili's first day of school in America, will her cousin Bella's efforts to help her fit in bring them closer together, or pull them apart?

Drama. 10 - 15 minutes. 2+ females, 1+ males (3+ performers possible).
High school and older performers, middle school and older audiences.

Hannah, known as Rocky, is that strong friend everyone leans on again and again—but who can she lean on?

Comedy. 12 - 15 minutes. 8-18+ any gender.
Elementary school.

Clean your room, or else...the trash bag is coming! Can Jody and her lively ragtag band of toy friends rally together to stop this terrifying menace? Or will their lives be forever altered by...The Shiny Bag Monster?!

Comedy. 6 - 8 minutes. 4 any gender.
Performers of any age, and elementary school audiences.

It's a perfect day for skiing, but for the letters of the alphabet, spelling comes first.

Comedy. 15 - 20 minutes. 7-16+ any gender.
Elementary school and older.

Join the Three Little Pigs and their animal friends in preparing for the Big Bad Storm in this new twist on the fairy tale classic that makes storm safety fun.

Dramedy. 7 - 10 minutes. 3 any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

When the tide rises on two hermit crabs and a sea anemone, one of the crabs may have to decide between their haul of human "treasures" and survival.

Dramedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 1 female, 1 male (gender flexible).
Elementary school and older.

Two middle schoolers try to save a baby groundhog before it gets picked up by Animal Control.

Dramedy. 8 - 10 minutes. 1 female, 1 male.
Elementary school and older.

Up a tree in the middle of the night, two children consider pressures from parents, classmates, and unwanted Barbie pajamas, and come up with an exciting new adventure forward.

Drama. 9 - 11 minutes. 6 any gender.
Upper elementary or middle school performers and upper elementary school and older audiences.

A group of undocumented migrant children do their best to cope with their detention in a Texas shelter.

Comedy. 10 - 20 minutes. 10-50+ any gender.
Elementary and older performers, and audiences of all ages.

Froggie experiences the fullness of a day with the anticipation of Grandpa's birthday party, the excitement of sharing his song with everyone, the letdown of party's end, and his sweet recollections at bedtime.

Comedy. 10 - 15 minutes. 1 male, 6+ any gender.
Early elementary and older performers, and early elementary audiences.

When angry Tiger is accidentally awakened from her daily nap, the animals of the bamboo forest pass the blame down the line until only quiet, shy Rabbit is left as a suspect—and only her twitching nose can save her.