Two acts, area staging, 5m, 5w. A young girl's survival in France during World War II and the courage of the villagers, who protect her at their own peril. Far from everything familiar, Rachel assumes a new identity and grows from a protected child to a determined adolescent who assists the Resistance and must fight for her life. "Characters...presented as real human beings in an inhuman situation." New York Casting.

Two acts, area staging, 4m, 4w, l girl minimum with doubling. Based on the true story of Marysia Pawlina Szul, a Polish-Catholic teenager who in 1942 hid four Jews in the family barn, caring for them for two years during the Nazi invasion. Although arrested and imprisoned, she never betrayed them, proving that one individual can make a difference. AATE Distinguished Play Award.

Two acts, area staging, 3-4 m, 3w. In a North Carolina mining town (l840s), twelve-year-old Lizzie yearns for a pair of boots and an education. Her friendship with Annie, a hired-out slave, is rekindled as the two rocker girls work all day sifting out the precious gold particles. Risking her own future, Lizzie tries to help Annie escape and discovers that not all the gold is in the ground.

2 acts, 4W,6M with doubling. Unit set with levels. To get a better story, a freelance journalist volunteers to be a co-pilot in a kinetic sculpture race and pedals a wacky sculpture based on da Vinci's Flying Machine for three days over sea, sand, and slime. In the excitement and rigors of the competition, she finds herself and discovers what the race motto really means.

One act, area staging, 3w, 1m minimum with doubling. A play about Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor with a medical degree and Marie Curie, who discovered the new element, radium. Done in a "living newspaper" style, the swift scenes accent the struggles these two women faced prior to their success and encourages the audience to follow their dreams. Includes Resource Guide.