One act, ensemble cast, minimum of five (3m, 2w) but can be expanded to accommodate much larger casts, minimal set, recorded music. This adaptation focuses on chapters 9-12 of Homer's classic known as "the wanderings of Odysseus" and includes his encounters with: The Island of the Lotus-Eaters, The Cyclops, The Bag of Wind, The Laestrogonians, Circe's Spell, The Land of the Dead, The Sirens' Song, Scylla & Charybdis, The Island of the Sun-God, and Calypso's Cave. Perfect for Middle-School audiences.

One act, Ensemble cast, 10 (5m/5w) to 18 (adds 8 ensemble members). One set. Based on Oscar Wilde’s collection of short stories for children. A garden comes to life to tell a number of fantastic stories that took place there. Dramatizations include: The Selfish Giant, The Nightingale and the Rose, The Birthday of the Infanta, The Remarkable Rocket, and The Happy Prince. Aimed at middle school audiences, but appropriate for family audiences ages 7 to adult.

One act, 2w, 5m, one narrator, minimal set, recorded music. What happens when a shipwrecked young lady decides to disguise herself as her twin brother? This contemporary version of “Twelfth Night” uses pop culture to bring one of the Bard’s best comedies to life. Feste carries a boom-box, Olivia is a fashion model, and the Duke is a surfer dude. A great introduction to the works of Shakespeare! AATE Unpublished Play Reading Project winner.